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Old 10-13-2001, 02:24 AM   #3
1BAD89
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I would recommend the BBK equal length's. And of course get them Jet-Hot coated, that is the ONLY way to go in my book. By the way my friend got the BBK Chrome ones about 2 weeks ago, and they looked good at first, but they look like total crap right now. And I have the BBK ceramic coated and they look brand new, and it's been over a year. I picked my up from summit, they'll set you back $299. Also my friend has the mac headers, and the flanges are all seperate, and the quality is low, and he's pretty dissappointed. BBK has a one piece flange that is very thick 3/8 inch I believe. Whatever headers you choose, get them Jet-hot coated(ceramic coated), it's worth the extra money, believe me.

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