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Okie6.1 CAMM All-Star
Location : San Antonio, TX Points : 7751 Posts : 1416 Reputation : 296
| Subject: Kooks Headers November 19th 2010, 3:35 pm | |
| I might be getting a set of kooks long tube headers and high flow cats for my maggie. Just have to work out the shipping details will let everyone know if I do. | |
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The Black Stig Supporting Vendor
Location : Lakemoor Points : 6186 Posts : 557 Reputation : 103
| Subject: Re: Kooks Headers November 19th 2010, 4:32 pm | |
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Okie6.1 CAMM All-Star
Location : San Antonio, TX Points : 7751 Posts : 1416 Reputation : 296
| Subject: Re: Kooks Headers November 19th 2010, 5:15 pm | |
| Yup and a set came up for sale that sounds like a good deal. If i get them I will be installing them at the shop close to my house. | |
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HemiMag CAMM All-Star
Location : Chitown Burbs,IL Points : 9463 Posts : 2784 Reputation : 334
| Subject: Re: Kooks Headers November 19th 2010, 5:16 pm | |
| Wow you're on a roll, dont stop now | |
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Okie6.1 CAMM All-Star
Location : San Antonio, TX Points : 7751 Posts : 1416 Reputation : 296
| Subject: Re: Kooks Headers November 19th 2010, 5:44 pm | |
| Yeah I am addicted and just when I think I'm done a deal comes up and can't say no | |
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firestartr420 CAMM All-Star
Location : Niles, Illinois Points : 8703 Posts : 2314 Reputation : 292
| Subject: Re: Kooks Headers November 19th 2010, 5:53 pm | |
| you've got that modding fever!!! Ive been curious though about something here. Why are guys going with long tube headers on our cars (Maggies, Chargers, and Chally's alike) as opposed to short tube headers like the guys with Mustangs and camaro's? Is it just a personal preference? is there a performance difference between the headers and the cars, ie; Our LX's benefit better from long tube over short tube where the Mustang and Camaro benefit from short tube over long tube? Ive been a little confused to be honest. | |
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inkedup CAMM All-Star
Location : later'ville Points : 9969 Posts : 2958 Reputation : 243
| Subject: Re: Kooks Headers November 19th 2010, 6:25 pm | |
| ive looked into the kook's headers too.i might be getting them in the upcoming month or so,after the tires.now to find a deal on install.. | |
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inkedup CAMM All-Star
Location : later'ville Points : 9969 Posts : 2958 Reputation : 243
| Subject: Re: Kooks Headers November 19th 2010, 6:25 pm | |
| ive looked into the kook's headers too.i might be getting them in the upcoming month or so,after the tires.now to find a deal on install.. | |
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The Black Stig Supporting Vendor
Location : Lakemoor Points : 6186 Posts : 557 Reputation : 103
| Subject: Re: Kooks Headers November 19th 2010, 6:49 pm | |
| - firestartr420 wrote:
- you've got that modding fever!!! Ive been curious though about something here. Why are guys going with long tube headers on our cars (Maggies, Chargers, and Chally's alike) as opposed to short tube headers like the guys with Mustangs and camaro's? Is it just a personal preference? is there a performance difference between the headers and the cars, ie; Our LX's benefit better from long tube over short tube where the Mustang and Camaro benefit from short tube over long tube? Ive been a little confused to be honest.
I don't know where you got your info but most people pick long tubes, Mostly because of the Trq Benefit sound and then the HP. Longtubes will make more over all power than most any shorttube header. And in any case the 99-2002 & 2010-2011 Camaro's pretty much have factory shorttube headers, and they flow pretty damn good too.. Hell even the SC Cobalts/ions are useing them and gaing fucking 20 soild horse power double that if the exhaust side of the head is ported. | |
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ghost Founding Member
Location : 60538 Points : 20107 Posts : 2314 Reputation : 451
| Subject: Re: Kooks Headers November 19th 2010, 7:33 pm | |
| i've got the kooks on my car, you are going to love them! nothing better imo | |
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Okie6.1 CAMM All-Star
Location : San Antonio, TX Points : 7751 Posts : 1416 Reputation : 296
| Subject: Re: Kooks Headers November 23rd 2010, 8:10 pm | |
| Well just sealed the deal on the headers and hi flow cats. Should be here next week so soon after that I will be installing them in the shop by my house. Anyone up for the challange to help me out? | |
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Shawn1112 Founding Member
Location : Hater Proof Points : 34133 Posts : 12919 Reputation : 1607
| Subject: Re: Kooks Headers November 23rd 2010, 8:27 pm | |
| - Okie5.7 wrote:
- Well just sealed the deal on the headers and hi flow cats. Should be here next week so soon after that I will be installing them in the shop by my house. Anyone up for the challange to help me out?
Good luck bro, if its anything like a Charger you might as well pull the heads. Will make life 1000 times easier. | |
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Shawn1112 Founding Member
Location : Hater Proof Points : 34133 Posts : 12919 Reputation : 1607
| Subject: Re: Kooks Headers November 23rd 2010, 8:31 pm | |
| - firestartr420 wrote:
- you've got that modding fever!!! Ive been curious though about something here. Why are guys going with long tube headers on our cars (Maggies, Chargers, and Chally's alike) as opposed to short tube headers like the guys with Mustangs and camaro's? Is it just a personal preference? is there a performance difference between the headers and the cars, ie; Our LX's benefit better from long tube over short tube where the Mustang and Camaro benefit from short tube over long tube? Ive been a little confused to be honest.
From what I have gathered over the last couple of years, on a LX. Shorties are better for a slightly modded car, with your biggest mod being a cam. Your gain is mostly on the low end. Long tubes are for more heavily modded cars, cam and headers, stroker etc, and you will see you gains on the high end. I personally have shorties, because I did a cam, and I love them. Another problem I have read about if you go with long tubes on a LX and you want to lower your car, they will scrape. | |
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Okie6.1 CAMM All-Star
Location : San Antonio, TX Points : 7751 Posts : 1416 Reputation : 296
| Subject: Re: Kooks Headers November 23rd 2010, 8:51 pm | |
| I will be using a lift in the shop and they have every tool you could possibly need to get the job done. | |
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Shawn1112 Founding Member
Location : Hater Proof Points : 34133 Posts : 12919 Reputation : 1607
| Subject: Re: Kooks Headers November 24th 2010, 6:28 am | |
| - Okie5.7 wrote:
- I will be using a lift in the shop and they have every tool you could possibly need to get the job done.
Like I said good luck, what kind of gaskets are you going to use. You probably want to use oem gaskets, the gaskets that usually come with aftermarket headers are shit! | |
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Illinois Chaos CAMM All-Star
Location : in the other lane Points : 14012 Posts : 5492 Reputation : 1198
| Subject: Re: Kooks Headers November 24th 2010, 7:11 am | |
| If I were you Nick, I would spend the extra dough and have them installed at a shop. You don't want them to leak at the gaskets down the road. Of course I know your very capeable, just saying. #1 problem with headers is exhaust leak at the gaskets. | |
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ghost Founding Member
Location : 60538 Points : 20107 Posts : 2314 Reputation : 451
| Subject: Re: Kooks Headers November 24th 2010, 8:57 am | |
| kooks come with the shitty felt gaskets, do like shawn said, buy some oem ones. also like tom said, if u dont tighten the shit outta those bolts you are going to have leaks. it will prolly be the top row too cause they are a bitch to get at from below. purchase some stage 8 header bolts to help prevent this, good luck! | |
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Okie6.1 CAMM All-Star
Location : San Antonio, TX Points : 7751 Posts : 1416 Reputation : 296
| Subject: Re: Kooks Headers November 24th 2010, 9:10 am | |
| I will be using the oem gaskets and stage 8 bolts. | |
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The Black Stig Supporting Vendor
Location : Lakemoor Points : 6186 Posts : 557 Reputation : 103
| Subject: Re: Kooks Headers November 24th 2010, 4:25 pm | |
| - Shawn1112 wrote:
- Okie5.7 wrote:
- I will be using a lift in the shop and they have every tool you could possibly need to get the job done.
Like I said good luck, what kind of gaskets are you going to use. You probably want to use oem gaskets, the gaskets that usually come with aftermarket headers are shit! The oem ones are copper right? | |
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tigerray24 CAMM Rookie
Location : carol stream Points : 5443 Posts : 19 Reputation : 9
| Subject: Re: Kooks Headers November 28th 2010, 9:08 pm | |
| HEY BOSS
BEFORE you install your new headers , you may want to think about ceramic coating them . i do not know the cost of your headers , you can keep them clean ,gain about 10% more H.P. and reduce the under the hood temp by about 100 d . this i know for a FACT ! you can do 3 colors , white , black or a chrome look . if you like you can give me a call and i can give you more info .
thanks tiger ray vanilla gorilla coating systems 1-630-668-3045
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Okie6.1 CAMM All-Star
Location : San Antonio, TX Points : 7751 Posts : 1416 Reputation : 296
| Subject: Re: Kooks Headers December 1st 2010, 3:43 pm | |
| Came home today and my headers and cats are here now to gather need install items and get them on. | |
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eviltrycycle Founding Member
Location : Almost Wisconsin Points : 47095 Posts : 13182 Reputation : 1139
| Subject: Re: Kooks Headers December 1st 2010, 4:13 pm | |
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tigerray24 CAMM Rookie
Location : carol stream Points : 5443 Posts : 19 Reputation : 9
| Subject: Re: Kooks Headers December 1st 2010, 5:12 pm | |
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GOOD DEAL
WELL IF YOU WANT THE CERAMIC DONE , JUST LET ME KNOW .
THANKS TIGER RAY
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Illinois Chaos CAMM All-Star
Location : in the other lane Points : 14012 Posts : 5492 Reputation : 1198
| Subject: Re: Kooks Headers December 1st 2010, 5:17 pm | |
| Are you pulling heads? That way you can get a wrench on to tighten down to spec. | |
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Okie6.1 CAMM All-Star
Location : San Antonio, TX Points : 7751 Posts : 1416 Reputation : 296
| Subject: Re: Kooks Headers December 1st 2010, 5:19 pm | |
| Wasn't planning on it but can do that if needed. | |
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