IMHO you can always buy cheaper, but with headers you usually get what you pay for. Sanderson guarantee's fit if you buy the model they say will fit. Cheaper headers use thin flanges that warp and blow out gaskets, ports that don't match, lightweight tubing that crack and rust out, overheat the underhood, and rattle (the exhaust pulses make them ring) unmercifully. They are seldom ceramic coated (often just painted with BBQ paint) and if they are coated the coating is thin and the inside is not coated (more important to coat the inside than the outside, exhaust corrode from the inside. I recommend buying a quality set once, rather than 2 or 3 sets of cheap ones and have to modify the rest of the exhaust to fit each new set.

 

In answer to the previous question, those wheels are from Stockton Wheel. They are 15x8 rims reversed smoothies with 3" backspace with P275-60Rs. They just cleared the bed and lined up with the fender. Jag

 

I think they are awesome looking. Old style with big rubber! Cool.

 

Thanks, if I ever do another truck, I will probably go the same way. To me, they look better than many of the high-dollar Foose type wheels at a fraction of the cost. I would problay paint the truck and rims a lighter color so that the dust doesn't show so bad. Jag