08 Ram 1500- Headers
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Few questions about headers
1. Worth it?
2. Better sound?
3. More power?
4. Who makes the best headers for the rams, performance and sound wise?
I see OEM ones for over a grand, bossani over a grand to, I just dumped a good chunk of change into a catback magnaflow system, not sure I want to spend over a grand more, but I do want the best
1. Worth it?
2. Better sound?
3. More power?
4. Who makes the best headers for the rams, performance and sound wise?
I see OEM ones for over a grand, bossani over a grand to, I just dumped a good chunk of change into a catback magnaflow system, not sure I want to spend over a grand more, but I do want the best
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yes, especially LTs, dyno's have shown gains upwards of 30 HP by headers alone if other mods that maximize them are also in place.
yes, definately a more 70's muscle type tone.
yes, see #1
When I researched for headers for my '04 about 2 years ago, my local performance shop had a nice database on their local system with dyno's of all kinds of mods, including headers. Best gains of anything they had were Dynotech's, but the Pacesetters were not far behind. Since you could almost buy three sets of Pacesetters for what the Dynotechs cost, I opted for the Pacesetters. Very happy after two years...
yes, definately a more 70's muscle type tone.
yes, see #1
When I researched for headers for my '04 about 2 years ago, my local performance shop had a nice database on their local system with dyno's of all kinds of mods, including headers. Best gains of anything they had were Dynotech's, but the Pacesetters were not far behind. Since you could almost buy three sets of Pacesetters for what the Dynotechs cost, I opted for the Pacesetters. Very happy after two years...
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yes, especially LTs, dyno's have shown gains upwards of 30 HP by headers alone if other mods that maximize them are also in place.
yes, definately a more 70's muscle type tone.
yes, see #1
When I researched for headers for my '04 about 2 years ago, my local performance shop had a nice database on their local system with dyno's of all kinds of mods, including headers. Best gains of anything they had were Dynotech's, but the Pacesetters were not far behind. Since you could almost buy three sets of Pacesetters for what the Dynotechs cost, I opted for the Pacesetters. Very happy after two years...
yes, definately a more 70's muscle type tone.
yes, see #1
When I researched for headers for my '04 about 2 years ago, my local performance shop had a nice database on their local system with dyno's of all kinds of mods, including headers. Best gains of anything they had were Dynotech's, but the Pacesetters were not far behind. Since you could almost buy three sets of Pacesetters for what the Dynotechs cost, I opted for the Pacesetters. Very happy after two years...
What do you think of edelbrock headers and part #66792, do you know if they would fit? Is edelbrock still a leader in these fields? These ones here arent long tubes but mid length.
Thansk for all the info
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Im getting JBA Shorties put on hopefully soon (shipping said it take a bout 3-5 days) with a new "Y" pipe, and they come with some pretty nice power increases too, not as much as the long tubes, but I dont plan on being way up in the rpm band for regular day to day driving... One thing you absolutely must do is make sure they fit your year!!! Cause with the Lts you will be cutting that nice new cat-back to move the cats to make room for the headers so if you just cut everything up without double checking things first life will become a bitch really fast.