Tips and Pics of custom headers

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If you have the time and a mock-up car and engine you should! With your own tools and experience, what's to loose. I got about $250 into parts,(just the headers & reducers) not including my welder and the power bill.LOL I see people spend a LOT of money on Doug's and TTI's...and they don't always fit. I would rather un-weld my homemade headers and make them fit than take a hammer to some new shiny TTI's.
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Larry
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Yea I agree with you 100 percent. It's been so damn hot out here to do much of anything in the garage. Maybe ill make it a rainy day project. The Doug's I just recently bought I'm not real happy with the slip joints. Sanderson are making the shorties for 350 bucks which is a good deal. If the Doug's give me issues after they are hooked up they are getting yanked and sold.