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#11

05-02-2006, 09:31 PM

absoulute

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RE: hey guys, comments on this product

this is my rule of thumb when it comes to performance parts. if the company doesn't provide a dyno sheet i don't buy it because it takes product development and research and testing for any real performance part.

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05-02-2006, 09:35 PM

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RE: hey guys, comments on this product

The ceramics deffinatly are alot nicer in the short run, but if you plan on having it for a lenthy period of time (4 or more years), go with the stainless. But i agree to never go with the chrome, keeps in waaay too much heat

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05-02-2006, 10:04 PM

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RE: hey guys, comments on this product

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ORIGINAL: TeamExodusPres
The ceramics deffinatly are alot nicer in the short run, but if you plan on having it for a lenthy period of time (4 or more years), go with the stainless. But i agree to never go with the chrome, keeps in waaay too much heat

I want the last say. lol

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05-19-2006, 02:45 AM

D16z6

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RE: hey guys, comments on this product

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ORIGINAL: TeamExodusPres

The ceramics deffinatly are alot nicer in the short run, but if you plan on having it for a lenthy period of time (4 or more years), go with the stainless. But i agree to never go with the chrome, keeps in waaay too much heat

Why so? Shoudn't ceramic be very durable?

#15

05-19-2006, 04:27 PM

Iceman9106

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RE: hey guys, comments on this product

yeah dude save money and buy dc headers. dont buy those. theyll probably break or crack or rust ect.

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