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Old 07-29-2005, 10:53 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Just thought I'd put out a quick parts warning:

Part: Shorty Headers (application: All E36 non-M/Z3)

They are sold at www.bavauto.com (Part: 32 E36 OBD-II C) and http://www.mmotorwerks.com (SKU: JH.E36)

Product info states: "Our headers are designed to bolt directly to your engine and stock or aftermarket exhaust systems."

Although I was told it would hookup to my stock exhaust, it took 13 HOURS of custom modification work to get them to fit on. Obviously I can't speak for the other models this part is offered on, but I can tell you that this was the case with my 1996 328IS

As far as the good news....I'll post up tonight and let you guys know how it sounds.
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Headers sound awesome, definetely a new melody to the car. I also noticed gains, which really surprises me considering I didn't notice gains with any of my other mods, including the chip.
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