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I have them on my truck, sound good, i had a local guy install and tune for me. It’s what he recommended and he’s done 2 other friends of mine and they have no complaints.

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41 minutes ago, goeb34 said:

I have them on my truck, sound good, i had a local guy install and tune for me. It’s what he recommended and he’s done 2 other friends of mine and they have no complaints.

Any issues to install I plan to do it my self .

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5 minutes ago, 14 gmcl83 said:

Any issues to install I plan to do it my self .

Do I need to buy the 02 extensions?

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I dont think the guy that did mine got them. I have no cats and no place for O2 sensors.

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How do the e

13 minutes ago, scrapen said:

I used the extensions to make things a little easier.  Not sure if they’re really needed.

 

Buy new clamps/paste etc.  I think I still used a supplied clamp after the y-pipe due to not enough room for band clamp.

 

DS goes through the top.  Disconnected steering column (put seatbelt through steering wheel just in case) and had to remove oil dipstick.  I didn’t care for their hardware and reused stock bolts.  Rear DS bolt is in a tight spot and time consuming to re-install.

How do the headers sound with your corsa cat back ?

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Ok well thanks for the advice and your answer I’m gonna order them for sure now.

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You need the Corsa touring muffler .

 

That will fix everything ... 

Ask how I know lol

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2 hours ago, Todd1982 said:

You need the Corsa touring muffler .

 

That will fix everything ... 

Ask how I know lol

Lol 

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Remember that you get what you pay for. There are reasons why some of the other headers cost $1500.......

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Racer X, are you speaking from overall experience with life? Or, do you have specific items between these products that are different?

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7 hours ago, Darksky said:

Racer X, are you speaking from overall experience with life? Or, do you have specific items between these products that are different?

Honestly, it's with most things in life.  I really wanna do headers on my truck since I already have an S&B CAI, tune, and Borla ATAK exhaust. I have "ASKED" a few people and everyone that I've spoke with on these trucks said about not getting the cheapo headers. Others on here have said that there are no troubles at all with them.  Which I kind of hope so because for me, $2000 for a set of headers installed, IS NOT IN MY BUDGET. When I am ready to pull the trigger, thats when Ill really look at material, thickness, welds, and fit. Until then, YES, its just what I have heard on these trucks. Im not saying that we all have to go out and buy the most expensive ones out there only because they cost the most. But USUALLY, thats the case.

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