anyone know why cmi stopped making the split top headers?
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anyone know why cmi stopped making the split top headers?
am looking at buying two pair that are used, but was wondering why cmi doesn't make these anymore. thx, ratman
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Re: anyone know why cmi stopped making the split top headers?
There is some talk of consolidation of styles at CMI since there's some overlap in product, but as far as I know, the Splits are still available.
The CMI web site was recently upgraded and they still list the product.
If they're in good shape Phil, I see no issues. I stock all the parts for them. Clamps, gaskets, seals etc are all readily available.
The CMI web site was recently upgraded and they still list the product.
If they're in good shape Phil, I see no issues. I stock all the parts for them. Clamps, gaskets, seals etc are all readily available.
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Re: anyone know why cmi stopped making the split top headers?
Originally Posted by ratman
am looking at buying two pair that are used, but was wondering why cmi doesn't make these anymore. thx, ratman
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Buying used exhaust is like buying used condoms.
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Re: anyone know why cmi stopped making the split top headers?
Originally Posted by US1 Fountain
Condoms can be used twice. You just turn it inside out and shake the f#%k out of it.
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Re: anyone know why cmi stopped making the split top headers?
Originally Posted by US1 Fountain
Condoms can be used twice. You just turn it inside out and shake the f#%k out of it.
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Re: anyone know why cmi stopped making the split top headers?
The new sweeper style is within 10% of the hp of the split tube based on some testing I've witnessed and I would guess far less costly to produce.