Ebay headers kits - buyer's feedback
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Ebay headers kits - buyer's feedback
Hey guys, I'm usually more active on the bimmer's forums... but I recently bought an 04 E55 sight unseen, which has a couple known issues, first of which is an exhaust manifold leak at higher rpm.
Since I'll be replacing at least one manifold, I'm looking at investing in a set of headers. I don't want to trow money at the car for no reason so anyone with good feedback on ebay Headers, or would care to make a suggest, your comment are welcomed.
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Since I'll be replacing at least one manifold, I'm looking at investing in a set of headers. I don't want to trow money at the car for no reason so anyone with good feedback on ebay Headers, or would care to make a suggest, your comment are welcomed.
Thanks
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I just had Eurocharged mid-length headers installed on my E500 and couldn't be happier.
They are actually designed for your car but the exhaust manifolds are the same so they fit.
Eurocharged does run specials on their headers and for what I paid they can't be beat.
I would also recommend having them ceramic coated to keep underhood temps down and promote long term appearance benefits.
Happy motoring.
They are actually designed for your car but the exhaust manifolds are the same so they fit.
Eurocharged does run specials on their headers and for what I paid they can't be beat.
I would also recommend having them ceramic coated to keep underhood temps down and promote long term appearance benefits.
Happy motoring.
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Hundreds of dollars in savings even with our garbage exchange rate of last year.
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Haha you love your nankangs! I will at some point but trust me a car with headers and nankangs is much slower than stock headers and some decent tires below 100km/hr. Just with pulley tune I get traction light 1500rpm+ in the dry in gears 1-3.