Headers for friend
12-20-2010, 10:46 PM
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Headers for friend
Hey guys, my friend saw the ARH I got and was convinced he had to get headers him self lol. He wants to get good headers but doesn't want to spend that much as the ARH because he is on a low budget. So the question is that what are some good cheap headers he can get for his 03 auto mach 1. I already looked at some pacesetters and bbk, if there is any others let me know; just need input on what you guys would go with.
12-21-2010, 09:56 PM
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In this order:
ARH>Kooks>Stainless Works>SLP>Mac>BBK>Pacesetters
Remember with cheaper headers, you will not be able to drop the trans with out removing them. IMO, I would tell you friend to just save the money he was going to spend on a set and maybe set it aside and keep adding money to it till he has enough for a good brand. You always feel better/Appreciate a part more when you have to save for it
ARH>Kooks>Stainless Works>SLP>Mac>BBK>Pacesetters
Remember with cheaper headers, you will not be able to drop the trans with out removing them. IMO, I would tell you friend to just save the money he was going to spend on a set and maybe set it aside and keep adding money to it till he has enough for a good brand. You always feel better/Appreciate a part more when you have to save for it
12-22-2010, 02:11 PM
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Thx guys for the input, I definitely agree with most of you here about going kooks or ARH, cant wait to install mine 
, but my friend is the type of guy that has to get another mod when his friend gets one lol.
, but my friend is the type of guy that has to get another mod when his friend gets one lol.
12-22-2010, 06:43 PM
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I agree with the saving for the good stuff. However, while saving keep an open eye for a good deal on a used set of good stuff. The deal I fell into was a freak of nature I think, but something around 40-50% off the retail price for a good used set is out there somewhere. Good to see you updated your sig. Get your LTs on! They DO make a difference.