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No miles on them but they were installed on the car a couple years ago just to sit in the garage. The flanges need a larger tap for the new BBK studs to fit. Also including mini header bolts to clear the larger header tubes. There are some light scratches and discoloring but they still look and perform better than the stock shorties. I have $280+ invested in this setup. Will sell all for $200 paypal and shipped in the US.
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are they smog legal? I live in cali and gotta worry about that. and when you say "The flanges need a larger tap for the new BBK studs to fit" what exactly do you mean by that? gasket included too?
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Last edited by saleenpride1986; 05-10-2009 at 12:12 PM.
Not sure if they are smog legal. They just replace the stock tubes and don't compromise any smog components. The boltholes on the collector flange are not big enough to accept the BBK studs. I didn't have a tap large enough. The collector is a ball style that does not require a gasket. You only need the gasket that goes against the block.
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Ceramic Coated shorty headers/bolts/studs
