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Jed
Dodge Dakota
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7/22/2002
00:19:15
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 Subject: Mopar Headers
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Just interested in pro's & con's of installing the mopar headers in my 2000 RT. Not interested in anything other than MOPAR.
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rtdkota
Dodge Dakota
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7/22/2002
02:02:15
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Performance wise-- They best smog legal setup available (and they fit correctly, and aren't too difficult to install-- it'll take about 5 hours, with some welding at the flange to the cat).
No cons... I have them, love them... two choices-- Want coated Ceramic? or Non coated (standard)... Ceramic costs more, keeps heat down in the engine compartment, and they'll look the same for a long long time. No performance increase.
Non coated-- extremely hot, cheaper cost, they'll look like crap in about 12-18 months (black, sooty) unless you clean them most everyday they are on the truck.
FYI-- I sell both, and have 2 sets of ceramic coated and 1 set of non coated in stock. Don't buy them from the dealership!! I buy direct from the manufacturer, and have much cheaper prices! Email me if you need more info.
Sam
www.socaldakota.com
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YA
Dodge Dakota
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7/22/2002
05:26:58
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Sam is absolutly correct! IMO
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Tim
Dodge Dakota
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7/28/2002
21:34:27
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Jed I have these on my truck and love them. They fit very well, I also replaced my cat with the high flow and ran 3" single exhaust. Mine where cromed and still look good after a year, but if I was to do it again I would get them coated.
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big_torque
Dodge Dakota
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7/28/2002
21:44:09
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I have the Mopar headers on my 99 R/T. LOve em.
Had them send out to Jet Hot before install. Still look great. Go for it.
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