Headers?

lpraider50

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i have a 97 gt and was wondering if its a bad idea to install a tune and off road X pipe for my car before i change the headers? Im getting these as a gift but im not sure if its a good idea to put the X pipe in without headers. Also, anyone know a good website that had good prices on these parts? Let me know what you guys think. Thanks!!
 
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1.) Decide what length header you want. (Long, Mid, Short)
2.) Which X Pipe you get will be determined by the length of the header. (If you go with Shorties you can install the mid pipe and tune before you install the headers)
3.) The Tune is most important so make sure its done right and deletes the OBDII readings otherwise your "Check Engine" light will be on.

Just do a Google Search for the product you want, and be sure to check ebay.
 
it was from a guy off americanmuscle.com...i would have thought he knew what he was talking about..thanks for letting me know. Also, he said that its worth spend the extra $100 to get the ceramic coated headers cuz they last much longer, is it worth it?
 
it was from a guy off americanmuscle.com...i would have thought he knew what he was talking about..thanks for letting me know. Also, he said that its worth spend the extra $100 to get the ceramic coated headers cuz they last much longer, is it worth it?

Wow that's a shame. Usually AM knows their ****. Also, definitely get the ceramic coated version, especially if it's only $100 more. Ceramic coating helps keep heat transfer from the headers to a minimum (since they get HOT) and insulate the header which increases internal gas velocity allowing for a few more HP and better sound quality.



Stay far far away from pacesetter. They're known to have quality and fitment issues. Besides, $419 is MAC territory, of which are known as one of the best headers for these cars.
 
i was told that ceramic isn't really needed unless your racing. Being said that, i was told not go to with chrome because chrome builds up heat and just go with like a black coating

Oh wow, is this the same person who told you that shorty headers were better for top-end? LOL