I want some headers and speed daddys are out of stock everywhere so I checked out ebay and found some OBX headers. Anyone know anything about these?
Heres a link
OBX Exhaust Headers 97 03 Pontiac Grand Prix GTP 3 8L | eBay
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I want some headers and speed daddys are out of stock everywhere so I checked out ebay and found some OBX headers. Anyone know anything about these?
Heres a link
OBX Exhaust Headers 97 03 Pontiac Grand Prix GTP 3 8L | eBay
I don't have personal experience with them, but they are copies of the pacesetter headers. the original pacesetters had sealing issues. and IIRC these had some major alignment issues too.
here are the sd/ slp copies Stainless Steel Manifold Header Exhaust Grand Prix GTP Regal Impala Monte Carlo | eBay
Check for sale section on here club gp and gpona.
Here is set of SSAC and hes even including good clamps http://www.grandprixforums.net/fs-sc...ml#post1020539
Oh and yeah for all the work that needs to be done to get the OBX headers to work they are not worth the pirce they are asking for them, you would be better off getting the ones that are $130 on ebay, from what I understand is the crossover pipe is made wrong and it needs to be cut and rewelded to make it fit correctly.
Other than buying used ones your best option is pacesetters.
Last edited by Slick2500; 04-06-2013 at 10:50 AM.
Supply and demand they now cost anywhere between $400-$480. Cheepest set of Speed Daddys on ebay http://www.ebay.com/itm/SS-TUBULAR-E...2b96e1&vxp=mtr
Holy balls they doubled in price almost. At that rate i'd spend the extra 200 and buy vendor headers honestly. Typically better designed, better clamps, better flex. etc. But anywho..i'll stop posting since this thread wasn't about vendor headers vs ebay headers, and was about OBX headers.
For the $400-500 for SD's I would buy the Pacesetters and the larger pipes they provide.
By the way..., yes, I have a set of Ceramic coated Pacesetters, so my judgement is skewed, lol. For what it's worth, they installed fine and if you are worried about leaks, just get the collector welded, done!
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