help with header and high flow cat
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help with header and high flow cat
ive been thinking about buying a header and highflow cat off of ebay. which is better a ceramic header or steel header?
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RE: help with header and high flow cat
Steel is heavier and prone to rust, ceramic would take longer to rust. You don't need a high-flow cat unless you are pushing out some serious HP. Don't waste your money on either until you make it breathe better first.
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RE: help with header and high flow cat
ORIGINAL: bouda
Ceramic is just a coating on the the steel to reduce underhood temps. Isn't it?
Ceramic is just a coating on the the steel to reduce underhood temps. Isn't it?
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RE: help with header and high flow cat
Me? They are the Diamond clears from Modern Performance. $130
http://www.modernperformance.com/dcx..._1995-99.shtml
http://www.modernperformance.com/dcx..._1995-99.shtml