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Old 05-15-2002, 08:50 PM   #1
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which header????????

Ok, I found Matrix Ceramic coated header for 175
and a arospeed Chrome header for 175.

Which of these would be better? Anyone have these? Do they just plane suck?, they couldnt be wors than a pacesetter.

Does anyone know the diameter of the main pipes, and the collector pipe on these headers by chance?
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If their designs are the same, take the ceramic coated one.
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