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Join Date: Oct 2012
Location: victoria,B.C
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listed at 175+50 shipping to canada+40 customs but this was to Canada
and i bought it from ebay...only prob was no 02 sensor plug was included and no flex doughnut ring was included and the stock doughnut ring does NOT fit the OBX header so i bought a new 1 for $3 from local car parts store remember aswell if you plan on getting this header...getting ur stock header out is a BITCH!!!!beacause its welded onto a piece of tin attached to the block so i had to use a grinder and slice off that tin then after that everything went smooth! i went driving for 30 mins after it was installed to burn off the fumes and **** and i can hear a throatier sound! very happy with the OBX product!
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Join Date: Aug 2012
Location: arkansas
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u havent got any cels or anything bad yet? im really looking forward to see how that header goes. i kinda want one now lol
like really want one lol before i was just thinking about getting one. but now i think i want one |
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Join Date: Oct 2012
Location: victoria,B.C
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like an actual plug, do it its worth it plus better fuel efficiency and when ur pop ur hood its at the back of the head so its not ur average placement like 99.9% of every other car
![]() i ended up just welding a plug in it
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I spy with my beady ass eyes, an O2 sensor bung pre-welded into the headers!
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Join Date: Aug 2012
Location: arkansas
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well i dont have a welder and i deffinatly cant weld lol . i tried taking a welding class in high school and i just sucked at it. not my thing lol so idk what im going to do then. idk if i wanna get one if i have to weld it my self. idk. i need the better fuel efficienty. ill have to think aout it today
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Join Date: Oct 2012
Location: victoria,B.C
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nah dude there are better solutions...
go to ur local auto store and find a threaded plug for fitment my buddy is an auto guy and has a lil shop and said **** it lets weld it shut.. so thats the WORST case scenario... canadian tire,lordco,any auto store has plugs that u can make fit ![]() unless ur in the states than u dont have those stores i listed haha
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