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View Poll Results: Which header should I go with ?
APC High Performance Exhaust Header 0 0%
Borla High Performance Exhaust Header 2 15.38%
Hedman Hedders 4-Into-1 Performance Header - Black Powder Coated 1 7.69%
Hedman Hedders 4-Into-1 Performance Header - Hi-Temp Coated Silver 0 0%
Hedman Hedders 4-Into-2-Into-1 Balanced Performance Header - Black Powder Coated 2 15.38%
Hedman Hedders 4-Into-2-Into-1 Balanced Performance Header - Hi-Temp Coated Silver 2 15.38%
JBA Cat4Ward Shorty High Performance Exhaust Header 6 46.15%
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Old 4th March 2003, 08:39 PM
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The JBA, Borla, and APC can be refitted with the heat shields.

I do not install Hedman due to issues from the '80s that never got resolved between myself and Hedman.

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Old 4th March 2003, 10:53 PM
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My old cruiser had hedman 4/2/1 black header with factory heat shields ( upper/lower) installed . It 's fun getting them back on after removing (like o2 sensor replacement ) it was 2 person job.lol !
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Old 5th March 2003, 02:15 PM
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Don't waste your money on a 4-2-1. Go for the 4-1. Wrapping sounds good to me because it wil keep the heat in the exhaust and not under the hood. A bonus of this is better catylitic converter light off for improved emissions.
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