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    Quote Originally Posted by 96/chevy/pu View Post
    Really cause I have a 5.7 already and plan on going larger, what do you have in mind blackout?
    Go with Kooks 1 7/8th headers.
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    Quote Originally Posted by bangbangskeetskeet View Post
    Go with Kooks 1 7/8th headers.
    my thoughts exactly. or the ARH headers, but those are some cash!
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    Quote Originally Posted by blackout View Post
    my thoughts exactly. or the ARH headers, but those are some cash!
    Kooks >>>>>> ARH IMO.
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    How about some SW's headers .. I am not a fan of china crap, but to alot of people, they like to spend the least amount they can( Not that its bad) but then inturn you get what you pay for.. I have heard more hit and miss stories with cheaper china brand headers then ever.. Just a thought
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    Ignition wire clearance.

    I had severe problems with the ignition wires on my 02 rcsb silverado. I ended up purchasing a 25 dollar set of Oreilly's Ominspark brand wires for a 98' C1500. They have the coil end terminal and a 90dg boot on the other end. I looped the two wires on the driver's number five and seven primaries under the number five primary tube. It made it alot easier having almost a foot of wire to play with. Other than ignition wires, they are a wonderful set of headers for the price and were perfect for waking up my 4.8L. And now with freshened heads and a 6.0L cam, my 4.8L really makes some power.
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    I have em and like em. They are identical to OBX's. I initially used some metal bands to reatin the wires against the head. But have now just put protective sleeves on the wires.
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    I hear that the 2002 camaro kook headers work on 99 and up trucks. Is this true?

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