danzcool

The problem with "the great wall" is that the contractors will be paid by the government... and also by the cartels, so while they are building the foundation of the wall, they will also be building the tunnels under the wall, so the question is which will be cheaper, to pay the cartels to get them under the wall, or pay the tax to get them through a checkpoint. I suspect that even with a 30% border tax, the "Hecho en Mexico" stuff will intitially be cheaper than "made in USA" stuff... until the factories and robots are in full operation.

but6 to the OP, the downpipe/midpipe can be fabricated easily, so if labor is inexpensive enough, go for it.

flash_xx

What pisses me off is that our headers are more money than the exact headers for older Mustangs. That's just price gouging. Makes me want to wait until the car is 40 years old and get a set for cheap

ghunt

I've noticed that, but I figure it's one of two reasons, 1) a lot of times those older ones are just painted steel headers and not stainless like a lot of the newer ones are, and 2) obviously that is a much older, larger, more established market.

Simon1

A non cat midpipe is pretty inexpensive. I got the 1 7/8 American racing headers and their mid pipe. I think I paid $1500. High quality, proper fitment no leaks.

flash_xx

The Pypes and pacesetter are made overseas right? I can't see them selling for those prices using US labor.

Dino Dino Bambino

Τhe Pypes is the Chinese knockoff version of the Kooks and you know how much more expensive is the latter. Need I say more?