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Come on guys - what I need to know are two things - which affordable header gives the best performance at what points and what are the sound characteristics
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All name brand headers like Spoon, Amuse, J's will run you over a thousand dollars, and the Sound and benifit you get from them are pretty small in comparison to the price you pay.
I would venture to say that the header that Rick's makes is probably the best bang for your buck. Its priced under a thousand, and is proven to make some power. Other than that, DC headers seem to lose alot of weight from stock and some have claimed very small gains...those are the only two that come to mind to be affordable. The others are pretty much a rip off heh
I would venture to say that the header that Rick's makes is probably the best bang for your buck. Its priced under a thousand, and is proven to make some power. Other than that, DC headers seem to lose alot of weight from stock and some have claimed very small gains...those are the only two that come to mind to be affordable. The others are pretty much a rip off heh
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Originally Posted by LHP_Sailor1P,May 18 2005, 05:49 PM
Come on guys - what I need to know are two things - which affordable header gives the best performance at what points and what are the sound characteristics
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Up to about $500 - over that I think I am paying more for a name than a product. Can get OBX for $190 - from what I see looks like piece of crap from what I hear as are DSC - had to ask.