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koreric75 12-25-2005 10:57 PM

Dynocrap Headers
 
Well less than 1 year for a set of Dynomax Headers and now i have a crack in the primary tube on #2 cylinder. I am asking for some suggestions on replacements. I think it's between Hedman Ceramic Coated or Stainless, or Edelbrock right now. Thoughts and comments appreciated, especially actual experience with what you suggest. Merry Christmas

stepside454 12-26-2005 01:34 AM

Re: Dynocrap Headers
 
sorry to hear your bad luck...Ive had 5 differant sets of dynomax headers & never had a problem.
Out of the 2 you suggested Id go with Hedman personally

DroppedZ84 12-26-2005 06:05 AM

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I'd get Coated Hooker Comp's.

bigarmzz 12-26-2005 12:26 PM

Re: Dynocrap Headers
 
i had a set of dynomax's ceramic coated headers a year or two ago....

they seemed ok to me...

i've also had several sets (through the years) of the cheapo flowtech's for like $70 or so...they worked ok, but started rusting practically as soon as the motor was started up:crazy:

cableguy0 12-26-2005 12:36 PM

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walker dynomax was recently bought out by another company. there quality has went way down him in the last couple years. even stock walker exhaust which used to be really good stuff sucks anymore. i have a set of dynomax coated headers. everything is fine except the ceramic is almost all gone

bigblock73 12-26-2005 12:45 PM

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I would get Hookers or Sandersons. I have had Hooker headers before, GREAT headers. I have a pair of Sandersons now, really impressed thus far (fit, finish, flange tickness...but haven't fired them yet).

stepside454 12-26-2005 01:38 PM

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bigblock. Ive got a set of Sanderson shortys on my 454. havent had a leak in the 3 years theyve been on the truck & still look great. every now & than I clean em with Mothers wheel cleaner.

chev74 12-27-2005 02:56 AM

Re: Dynocrap Headers
 
i would go stainless personally. i have some shorties on my truck and they are wearing nicely. the only problem i ran into with them was that the flanges where you bolt up the pipes were 4 bolt instead of the traditional triangular design that has three bolts. i fabricated some plates that have 4 holes drilled in them and gave them to my muffler guy so that he could weld them onto the pipes beforehand. No problems so far.

ozzyracing 12-27-2005 03:19 AM

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Hedman Ceramic coated all the way. I have never had a problem on three trucks with ceramic coated from hedman.

koreric75 12-27-2005 08:01 PM

Re: Dynocrap Headers
 
Well for now i've sealed the small crack in the primary tube with some really good stuff called thermosteel, it was easy to use and so far so good. at least until i can afford a $400 set of headers :)


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