Header Decisions
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Header Decisions
I need some help on making decisions on headers. It's making my head hurt
I will be running twin 555 ci / 700 HP / TRS / Salt Water.
My first choice is Lightning, second would CMI, and third would be Cyclone. It is time to pull the trigger and I just want to make sure that I am making the correct decision! Please help me make this decision
I will be running twin 555 ci / 700 HP / TRS / Salt Water.
My first choice is Lightning, second would CMI, and third would be Cyclone. It is time to pull the trigger and I just want to make sure that I am making the correct decision! Please help me make this decision
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You can get Lightnings in full stainless. I don't see where they would be any different than the cmi's for salt water use.
I honestly haven't seen any leaky lightnings myself but I have seen leaky CMI's. Probably just a matter of numbers though.
I honestly haven't seen any leaky lightnings myself but I have seen leaky CMI's. Probably just a matter of numbers though.
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great question.
I am in the same boat (pun intended).
Have an older wellcraft 502's need headers.
Hate spending that much money on unknown factor.........
Lightnings do come in SS for about $3300.00 if I recall.
HEY 320s, what part of St. Louis you from?
I am from across the river
Mitchell, Ill (outside of Granite City.)
Johnny
I am in the same boat (pun intended).
Have an older wellcraft 502's need headers.
Hate spending that much money on unknown factor.........
Lightnings do come in SS for about $3300.00 if I recall.
HEY 320s, what part of St. Louis you from?
I am from across the river
Mitchell, Ill (outside of Granite City.)
Johnny
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I would go with Keith Eickert Thunder & Lightnings!! Just finished putting some on a motor and they are super sweet..Never a concern about salt as thick as they are. They are very light in weight for as big as they look also!!