Danna Exhaust or Lightning Headers
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From: New Orleans, La
Need some help, I have read many of the exhaust test versus the header test, but I'm still confused!
Do I want Dana Exhaust
OR
Do I want Lightning Headers
What would be my best bang for the $$$$ taking all tangibles into account. Send some knowledge this way for me!
My setup is:
31 Scarab II
Twin 555 N/A
700 HP Each
TRS's
72C Trans
Wet Exhaust
Salt Water
Do I want Dana Exhaust
OR

Do I want Lightning Headers
What would be my best bang for the $$$$ taking all tangibles into account. Send some knowledge this way for me!
My setup is:
31 Scarab II
Twin 555 N/A
700 HP Each

TRS's
72C Trans
Wet Exhaust
Salt Water
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Crazy Energy
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From: Oklahoma God's country no one else wants it.
I went thru the same delima, they all seem to be a good product and everyone has it's ups and downs from time to time. I chose Stellings and I'm re-rigging for 700-725 HP N/A engines. I agree with Chris the manifolds will last you longer but if you want every inch headers are the way to go. Plus you have a little bling factor with headers.
Last edited by Velocity Vector; 06-07-2008 at 04:40 PM.
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Hands down !!!! for the money I don't think you can beat Eickert Thunder and Lightning !!! You have equal length tuned tubes that are also cast Alum. that will far outlast ANY stainless header, And if you get into some overheat trouble the Alum. will FORGIVE somewhat better than S.S. my .02
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Hands down !!!! for the money I don't think you can beat Eickert Thunder and Lightning !!! You have equal length tuned tubes that are also cast Alum. that will far outlast ANY stainless header, And if you get into some overheat trouble the Alum. will FORGIVE somewhat better than S.S. my .02
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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 am not sure you feel the need to get nasty about this but oh well.....




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