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Old 11-04-2008, 08:38 PM   #25 (permalink)
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Oh ok, so they can accomodate for compound setups. SWEET!!!! Im just running the A5K now butwill be running a compound set up next year. Thanks for the info DD.
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Old 11-04-2008, 08:44 PM   #26 (permalink)
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Well im not going to turn this into i have to prove everything i put up here its not the place for it, if you dont think it will work or is crap, just build your own like you are gonna and run it, im not forceing you to buy one, dont turn this in to a pissin contest please. Im Going by what the builder is telling me, this is why im putting one on my truck to try it out, and i wont sell anything that is going to be detramental to our business. Just wait till i get my thoughts and numbers out on it and then judge it all you want, im not a fabricator such as your self and we will leave it at that!

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i just wanna see one on a truck...... not trying to start anything, if you say theyre holding up, they im sure they are. will they last 200k miles, maybe maybe not.

i just like droolin over pics :thumbsup
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Old 11-04-2008, 09:54 PM   #27 (permalink)
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soon as i get home you will see it!!!!!!!!
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Old 11-04-2008, 10:02 PM   #28 (permalink)
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That is a wild header
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ya header do actually reduce egts lol its because the air is spread out and isolated in the pipes and actually radiates the heat out of the pipes. which actually is only good for egt drops but a good coated set can be a huge improvement to air flow and spool time the coating will keep the heat and the longer primary pipes with increase velocity and move the heat away from the cylinders faster and keep more useable btu in the pipe system to power the turbine so if they have a good coating and equal length primary pipes to maintain a even velocity then these should be good headers and have no reason for not reducing egt from the 150 to 200 range do you have an addition bracket to mount just before the turbo to support weight and fatigue?
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soon as i get home you will see it!!!!!!!!
and you get home when? i'm at the bit here! and i don't even have a truck!
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do you have an addition bracket to mount just before the turbo to support weight and fatigue?

yes there is supports that go back to the flange to support the weight!



and im hoping to be home this weekend!

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how much would those cost??????
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right now they are $635.00 and about 30 to ship it.
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this has made me curious. what kind of material is it made out of? good looking header by the way. that thing is wild looking.:thumbsup
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Sure hope you can get us some numbers soon, might have to get one to put on before the fat and fatter sisters arrive
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