Rusty Nail
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I would have bought those already.
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I would have bought those already.
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Would anyone recomend making custom headers?
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If you have the time and skill to do so absolutely, I would love to build my own set but, lack the tools and tig welding skill.
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If you're in a bind not bad but will always rust as soon as you turn the engine off. Plan on replacing them, stainless would be a better option for a clean look, coated is the best option though.
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No way to those headers x4!
The way I look at things, is if I am going to use this Square a lot than I'll spend extra on new ones and I'll know they fit and I will know they aren't going to completely rust out within a few months.
The way I look at things, is if I am going to use this Square a lot than I'll spend extra on new ones and I'll know they fit and I will know they aren't going to completely rust out within a few months.
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I would agree with you, except his profile says he lives in AZ and that link is from Phoenix, not sure how much rust they get there.
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Yea if I wire wheel it clean and rattle can it with high temp, nothing's ever really a problem
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I'd be more concerned with vehicle application than rust application..
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