Hedman short tube headers

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moparker

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Has anyone used these on a Duster? If so, did you like them?
 
used the tight tube ceramic coated , on and off in 20 minutes . Replaced them with TTI , should have kept the hedman tight tubes , still have the headers and the S S exhaust system , headrs to mufflers end at dif .
 
Why did you take them off and why didn't you put them back on?
 
Inexpensive, easy fit headers for the a body dont seem to be the easiest thing in the universe. Most people would probably just be happy with an upgrade from manifolds.
 
moparker said:
Why did you take them off and why didn't you put them back on?
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Cause the shop thought I would make 20+ more hp , didn't a waste of money , made 419 with tight tubes 421 hp with the TTI stepped headers
 
So only 2 hp difference? I might have to consider a set. I really hate the Hooker super comps I have on now. The steering parts hit and they hang low. Are you going to sell to sell yours or are you going to keep them?
 
I will sell but locale , want o sell everything headers SS pipes and mufflers . The pipes from header is hard to do , at least if you want good flow .Try to find the thread with the pics you;ll see what I mean/
 
There is a set here in Ohio for sale. He wants 375.00. They are ceramic coated. Is that a good price in your opinion? What's the thread title?
 
used or new ? I'm selling mine complete with SS pipes with mufflers to the dif for that . Do a search for headman tight tubes in eXhaust
 
jerry6 said:
cause the shop thought i would make 20+ more hp , didn't a waste of money , made 419 with tight tubes 421 hp with the tti stepped headers
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thanks tti! Lol
 
They are used. I looked around. The coated ones are 585.00 new. Painted are 299.00.
 
I love my Headman headers, easy install and nice fit with no modifications. I do have to use a short oil filter so it doesnt hit the header...
 
Thanks Gator. Is 375.00 a good price for used ceramic coated headers?
 
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