Flowtech Shorty Headers 2002-2013 Chevy GMC Pickup SUV 4.8L 5.3L 50-State Legal
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Flowtech Headers are the perfect combination of quality and value. These shorty, emission compatible headers fit the popular 2002-2013 Chevy Silverado/Tahoe/Avalanche/Suburban and GMC Sierra V-8 4.8L/5.3L, 2WD/4WD.
Features:
- Mandrel-bent tubes provide consistent tubing diameters for smooth flow and increased exhaust velocity
- Heavy duty 16-gauge tubing for increased strength and durability
- Smooth transition, 1-5/8” diameter primary tubes are used for increased exhaust flow increasing performance and improving throttle response
- OE style 2-1/2” ball and socket collector connects to factory exhaust head pipe with no cutting or welding
- TIG-welded, machined 3/8” header flange for a leak-free seal and maximum strength
- Premium aluminum header gaskets included
- Coated in high heat resistant black paint
- Headers are a must if you are using a cold air intake, cat-back exhaust system or tuner
- Installs to factory Y-Pipe and accommodates all factory emission devices.
- C.A.R.B. EO# D-115-20
Specifications:
Can you use these with a stock tune or do you need a tuner?
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