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OBX headers?

Thats a smokin deal for stainless headers, if I didnt have a nearly new set of Hookers on my truck Id look into those.
 
I dunno, I read the ad three times. What makes you think they are stainless? :confused:

They look like cheapos to me too, and I think its like the whopper in the pic at Burger King, none of the ones I buy ever look as good.:rolleyes:
 
True 304 stainless steel construction for long life durability.Increase Better/Smoother Exhaust Flow At Higher RPM To Generate More Power And Maximum Performance Out Of Your Engine.


if you look em up in the prior section of perf exh, it says that...
 
On the listings of all the sets it states that they are stainless. We had a 2006 hemi come in with a set of them and the converters. Looked like it was quality stuff, but very very thin stainless. I was curious if anyone had any experience with them. Seems like all their headers seem lower priced.
 
they are garbage.

too thin and crack at the welds. this is my experience with their turbo manifolds, but im sure it is the same
 
There are a lot of stainless headers coming out of China now and they seem to cost 1/2 or less what we're used to paying. I think it started with ricers, then larger cars and now car/truck V8s. I don't know if the grade of stainless is quite what they claim, but they certainly aren't mild steel. If you search for Speed Daddy or similar import headers there are lots of stories of leaking welds and general poor fitment. That being said, a roll of stainless weld wire is $30 and if you have a few hours to screw with them it could be a good deal.

If only they had a Tri-Y or even "afterburner" style.
 
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