Equal length headers from blownsix
03-14-2008, 03:56 PM
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Equal length headers from blownsix
Just noticed in the latest PANO that they have some nice looking headers pictured.
Nothing on the website though.
Will scan if anyone is interested.
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Nothing on the website though.
Will scan if anyone is interested.
RT
03-15-2008, 10:10 AM
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To be honest I have not been impressed by their stuff so far. The I/C quality was no great and I sold it. He also made claims of work done like polished insides and when it arrived the core flash and roughness was sub par quality. I will save judgment on headers but if the quality is the same I would stay with B&B which is not great but a known quantity.
03-15-2008, 11:39 AM
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To be honest I have not been impressed by their stuff so far. The I/C quality was no great and I sold it. He also made claims of work done like polished insides and when it arrived the core flash and roughness was sub par quality. I will save judgment on headers but if the quality is the same I would stay with B&B which is not great but a known quantity.
Probably would not go there myself.
I have GHLs that need install but debating on jet coating first. Also the flanges are not stainless so I am wondering what to do to keep them from rusting or it is something of which to be concerned.
03-15-2008, 11:45 AM
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I hear ya. Just thought it was of interest.
Probably would not go there myself.
I have GHLs that need install but debating on jet coating first. Also the flanges are not stainless so I am wondering what to do to keep them from rusting or it is something of which to be concerned.
Probably would not go there myself.
I have GHLs that need install but debating on jet coating first. Also the flanges are not stainless so I am wondering what to do to keep them from rusting or it is something of which to be concerned.
03-15-2008, 12:13 PM
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03-15-2008, 01:36 PM
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rain is only part of the problem, heat is a bigger issue. Even SS will rust because of heat. I would guess the coating would help for the water part but heat will attack from all sides.