I would like some. New, used, what are my options?

I would like to know where I can order from on Tuesday.

I know that Dynatech was making headers, now nobody even lists them. Are they still in business?

To me it should be simple, if you sell a product, for God sakes, put it on your web site. If you have some in stock or will have within 2 weeks, please post, what you have and how much.

I need the headers, 2 cats, and the pipes to connect to my cat backs.

Thanks

 

air1kdf,

Hey! Just to let you know we have the JDM/Kooks Long Tube Headers in stock. We also have the cats and the midpipes to hook up to you catback. I could easily get it out after Memorial Day.

Thanks,

Justin@JDM

 

i was in the market for a set soon too, but man are they sure expensive. does jdm carry the stepped ones now too?

 

I have the JDM LTs. Very nice headers. And great fit.

 

Dynotech are purchased through Razors Edge Motorshorts, JDM's has the Kook's setup I also think Bassani has a setup but that my be shorties, I'm not sure. In any case both the Dynotech and the Kooks are top quality and I'm sure they would make you happy. Todd

 

http://www.razorsedgemotorsports.com/index.htm

They have dynatech headers. I think they aren't on the website yet, so call them.

 

Yes, the stepped headers are now in stock.

Justin

 

What headers is Sal selling now? Didn't he originally have
the Kooks contract? After the BREMBO upgrade this may be
my next mod

 

Whichever headers you buy, make dam* sure you get your wiring harness not only out of the way.....but securely out of the way of your longtubes and all that heat.

If not,it could end up costing big $$$ to fix later on.

Don't ask me how i know,because i don't want to talk about it

 

So I have 3 choices.
JDM for Long Tubes and Stepped headers.
REM for Dynatech.
Is this correct?
What are the opinions of each? I know that many have the Long Tubes, how about some reports from the stepped or Dynatechs. Any before and after Dyno graphs?

 

I believe the stepped are for trucks with major mods ( built motor, new blower ect...) but there are a lot of fast trucks running the Standard Kooks there available in stainless or coated the Dynotech is stainless. I don't have numbers yet but soon... Like I said before both setups are great quality, I don't think your going to make a bad decision here. Todd

 

KOOKS all the way

 

Dynatech have ball and socket connectors, which provide more flexiblity and a more reliable seal, they're what OEM uses.

 

Go with the Kooks!! It will be pricey, but it so worth it!

 

I'm going with the REM set up. I already have the cat-back which is a full stainless steel piece. Plus it's has adjustable hangers. I'll be putting on the REM long tubes and mid-pipes as well this week coming up so I can have them for FFW in Gainsville on the 6th. I like the REM due to the full stainless construction. Besides REM is local for me and I have a great relationship with Paul & Tim. They do the right thing and have great customer service.