Decisions, Decisions...

Locomotion said
Any headers you install will require the 90* oil filter adapter to be removed first. The TTI's will work well with your current engine as well as the larger engine. They step from 1 5/8" to 1 3/4". The dyno comparison shows they work well on mild engines.

Mopar Muscle exhaust dyno comparison:
http://moparmusclemagazine.com/techarticles/155_0307_exhaust/

I have them on my race car and have run as fast as mid-11's at over 3,530 lbs! Several other fast 360 Mopars in IHRA have them too! If you have the exhaust system routed to match the headers you have now, it will likely require some more modifications to line it up with the TTI's!

Just a suggestion, but it seems you could save money in the long run, which will help pay for the TTI's, if you get them installed first!

* If you have the time, you can probably install them yourself. ($300)
* Sell the 90* oil filter adapter.
* Sell the Summit headers.
* The rest of the exhaust system will be done the first time. No re-aligning the pipes for different headers.

I would recommend the ceramic coating outside as well as inside.

Very good suggestions. $300 saved not installing the Summit headers is half the price of the TTI's and selling the Summit headers will add to it too. I can vouch that installing TTI's is a breaze expecially compared to all others. I haven't done it myself but a good friend of mine has and he says he won't ever buy anything else now. Good job posting the article from Mopar Muscle that I refered too. I was just going by memory and see the actual hp was really less than I remembered although a gain of nearly 25 lbs. ft of torque is nice too even if not huge.