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06-09-2008 | 04:21 PM

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formula 382 sr-1

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From: Chesapeake Bay

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Originally Posted by daredevil

best for the $$$$ is stainless marine.

light+power+take years befor go bad.

You will be very happy.

10-19-2015 | 02:15 AM

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Bulitz

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Originally Posted by Padraig

No fire needed, just run them dry and you will have problems long before you do with ss or even steel. Don't believe me? Ask your engine builder. There are pros and cons to all exhausts and Aluminum doesn't hold up to heat as well as steel.

I am not sure you feel the need to get nasty about this but oh well.....

i was going to buy these and running them with dry setup, but i didnt know they melt ??? has anyone had this problem with these KE's dry setup ?

10-19-2015 | 07:53 AM

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Craney

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From: Clayton NJ

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Originally Posted by Bulitz

i was going to buy these and running them with dry setup, but i didnt know they melt ??? has anyone had this problem with these KE's dry setup ?

You need to call Bill at Diamond Performance (302) 521-0123 if you need info on the KE's.

10-19-2015 | 03:00 PM

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ThisIsLivin

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From: Cheboygan, MI

I have Lightnings on my 1998 Velocity that are original and still like new. I've had them pressure tested and scoped just to make sure. Mine are the cheap stainless / mild steel too. I don't know what the aluminum KE's weigh but my Lightnings are pretty light. If I had to do it over, I would definitely do Lightnings again except maybe full stainless. I've seen threads about issues with every brand of exhaust out there, just not much on Lightning. The fact that you get them customized to fit your application has to count for something as well.