Headers!!
Former Vendor of MBWorld
Joined: May 2009
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From: Valley of the Sun, Arizona
C63, SL55, E55, CLS55, ML63, C55
Thanks a bunch! I mean this with all honesty... Its a good feeling to get a compliment from a customer. It really means alot to me. Its been rumored you installed these header faster than I can/did, And I've installed a bunch.
Thanks everyone for their input, this really helped me understand the different options.
So, anyone got any for sale?
All my friends who saw those headers said that those headers look very good, and we were shocked to see how small are the stock once! and yep, installation went very smooth! Hoole, thank you for your help with everything and quick shipping to my house, that I had it on time when I needed.
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From: Philadelphia, PA
2008 A8L, 2002 996TT X50, 2009 X5
To be fair, EC and MBH are the same in this regard... BUT, at least from photos I've seen, MBH's products seem to have much higher overall craftsmanship relative to EC. Fitment, welds, finishing, everything.
Some people want what they perceive to be acceptable quality at the lowest possible cost, others want quality first and are willing to pay a premium for it... different strokes for different folks; no right or wrong necessarily.
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From: Philadelphia, PA
2008 A8L, 2002 996TT X50, 2009 X5
"You know, I was thinking of getting my bartender's license." 
Well, I think there are good opportunities to be frugal (for example, I don't buy PS2's - not because I think they're not excellent tires, but because I find Nitto/Bridgestone/Dunlop to be of acceptable quality/performance and better values) - but I get what you're saying overall, and agree with you. If you skimp on quality, it can easily cost much more in the long run with replacement(s) and/or repairs.

Well, I think there are good opportunities to be frugal (for example, I don't buy PS2's - not because I think they're not excellent tires, but because I find Nitto/Bridgestone/Dunlop to be of acceptable quality/performance and better values) - but I get what you're saying overall, and agree with you. If you skimp on quality, it can easily cost much more in the long run with replacement(s) and/or repairs.
just get kleemanns bro,you make massive low end and decent top end.I made 598rwt with a 178mm pulley.
They are about 1400 and you get to send your ecu to them and have them tune the cats out the right way with no issues at all.
They are about 1400 and you get to send your ecu to them and have them tune the cats out the right way with no issues at all.









Says it all right there.

