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Rusty

I been following this thread. I'm waiting for it to blow up.

I've installed a couple of sets of OBX headers on different vehicles. They have been hit or miss. They either bolt right up, or you have to fight them.

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cv129

Whether to buy real or fake is at one’s prerogative. But, before anyone righteously argue:

• Fakes accomplish same goal for a lower price...
• Just because it’s fake doesn’t mean it isn’t good....
• One is being a smart consumer, etc
  

Do understand that there won’t be a fake to buy with if there wasn’t an original one, and the consumers that support the original. Innovations cost lots of time, capital, and risk of losing for nothing. There has to be consumers that reward the innovators.

This is not a question of brand loyalty/elitist attitude/quality/performance/blah blah.....this is principle.

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The Real JayZ

Agreed. But for someone with NO experience with them and probably for most NO EXPERIENCE even doing a job like this so best to stay quiet and learn something. Wise man once told me hard to listen when your mouth is open

The Real JayZ

Yup bc I didn't remember something to the EXACT on a car I owned a decade ago and since have built other cars where my brain retains current info. Again sport thanks for the correction. If you wanna say names and take it back to school yard we can, just put down the keyboard. Everyone is so safe in their internet bubble

Rusty

Installing lth's on the Z is a PITA. The right side takes me about 45 minutes. The left side about 5 hrs and lots of cussing.

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The Real JayZ

That's true but no where near as bad as a F body. Never do that again in my life. After 3rd set of headers i got it down pretty good. Not like half the time, just half the curse words/alcohol

Rusty

You ever install headers in a '71 Mach1 with a 429 NASCAR Boss Hemi? You have to pull the engine out to get the headers in place. Then lower the engine almost down. Then bolt the headers up. Finish lowing the engine down.

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cv129

Off topic....The Real JayZ, seeing your user name reminds me of...

In the Ferrari or Jaguar, switchin' four lanes
With the top down screamin' out, money ain't a thang


One of my favorites back in high school lol

Ok back to normal

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bunk

What??

Disclaimer - I have no idea who obx is. With that said, I would go with a proven product. Go with a knockoff, and you run the risk of poor quality, poor performance or poor fitment and end up spending more time money on a different product all together.

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JARblue

It's not worth trying because of the high risk of crap fitment. Why are you trying to talk him into buying crap?

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Whjaxn17

Since you want to throw out nuggets of "wisdom", here's 1: "Buy once, cry once."

Go ahead and try them, and good luck with all that, but I never had a concern my Z1 headers wouldn't fit. I bet nobody else on here had the slightest worry their FI headers wouldn't fit. The premium for non-Ebay parts is insurance and peace of mind that your $h!+ will fit.

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The Real JayZ

Lmao I've never had worry of ANY headers I've installed either. Guess once again if you don't have the skills to DIY or skills to overcome obstacles that come up when replacing OEM parts with ANY aftermarket then modding isn't for you. I had no issues with my Kooks LTs on my SRT and also didn't with ebay knockoffs onna buddy's 5.7. So you speak from the wallet and I speak from experience. You pay to HOPE to have no probs and either way don't bother me. I like people being unique and trying things different that others are scared of. What if they fit great and make power? Wouldn't you be happier for a cheaper alternative? No that's right, you're a nut swinger who bashes anyone that dares to be different

The Real JayZ

I'm not.... But again.... Why bash something you know nothing nor have direct experience with. Always said I hateddddd broccoli but never tried it. Well I still fkin hate broccoli, but at least I tried it

JARblue

Congrats on being lucky enough for your cheap a$$ shìt to fit. A brief search of the interwebs and you will find many ill-fitting OBX products. There are plenty of people on a budget that are happy to have knock-off options. But don't act like that's the better option. It isn't, no matter what your experience with them.

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Eating crab, watching bi***es shake s**t all night

Same here man. That takes me back to 9th grade and popping that blue cd in my portable cd player and jamming on the bus. White as a mf haha