FFF V6 Longtube Headers finally pictures & dyno
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FFF V6 Longtube Headers finally pictures & dyno
Wow, looks like FFF finally got around to updating their website with their V6 Longtube Headers, pictures & dyno:
http://www.force-fed-fabrications.com/index2.htm
So my question is, what, if any negatives are foreseen with these on more of a daily driver? Clearance issues aside. Assume CAI, Airlid, Catback already in-place.
Anyone here own them?
http://www.force-fed-fabrications.com/index2.htm
So my question is, what, if any negatives are foreseen with these on more of a daily driver? Clearance issues aside. Assume CAI, Airlid, Catback already in-place.
Anyone here own them?
Last edited by libertyforall1776; Jan 30, 2010 at 09:18 PM.
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i wish to tell more...they gotta do something! i had pacesetters on my 97 3800 and it already had a cat back and i really didnt notice anything. the tone was the same too. the only adverse affect i felt was that for a while the header would come in contact with the steering coupler. but it wore in. i went and had my exhaust entirely re-done after i got married had a 3 inch installed and a flowmaster 3 inch inlet and dual 2.5 outlets. and i gutted the cat. it sound sweet as heck! then i threw in a intense 1X NA cam in her and did some free mods and it really came alive. but i think that the only adverse affect is no cats...yea thats a performance gain but not all of us have the ability to avoid inspection. but what am i saying? im planning to get some for my 98 haha
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No ground clearance problems, they're the best on the market, build quality is stellar. No y-pipe though, that's not a problem for most exhaust shops. I'm planning on buying a set as soon as I can afford them, just need some more cash. No, they won't be a problem on a DD, there's plenty of sets out there pulling DD duty.
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DD?
They really ought to offer a Y-Pipe, IMHO...
They really ought to offer a Y-Pipe, IMHO...
No ground clearance problems, they're the best on the market, build quality is stellar. No y-pipe though, that's not a problem for most exhaust shops. I'm planning on buying a set as soon as I can afford them, just need some more cash. No, they won't be a problem on a DD, there's plenty of sets out there pulling DD duty.
They're all independently made and bent so a uniform Y-Pipe would be stupid. Don't ***** about a Y-Pipe when you're getting the absolute BEST quality headers money can buy for your 3800 and not to mention the power advantage. How many QUALITY LT headers come with a premade Y-pipe? Prime example being Kooks. If you're gonna go the extra mile to get these headers, why wouldn't you do a custom exhaust as well =P
Eh I'd rather not pay for a premade Y-pipe and just make my own setup.
