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More Turbo
Joined: Apr 2003
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From: The Pas, MB, Canada
More Turbo
Joined: Apr 2003
Posts: 502
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From: The Pas, MB, Canada
The cheapest I can get them here is $380 before taxes.
Before someone shared that link with me, I had found some online prices between $250 and about $800.
If I decide that I am getting headers I will gladly pay the $179.
Before someone shared that link with me, I had found some online prices between $250 and about $800.
If I decide that I am getting headers I will gladly pay the $179.
Logistics Pro
Joined: Mar 2011
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From: Central Wisconsin
Those are the cheapest, good quality headers you're going to find. If you order what he just linked you, Summit sends you a set of Pacesetter headers. I'm using them on my truck with no complaints. You also would be wise to order a steel or copper core set of gaskets to replace the paper one the headers come with.
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Joined: Aug 2004
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I agree! Paper header gaskets suck. I've had good luck with both copper and dead soft aluminum in the past. Trouble with them is getting the bolts tight enough to start with. If you can get them to not leak at first, and your bolts don't back out, they'll never leak. If they leak from the start, they'll always leak!
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