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Lt's vs. Shorty's

This is a discussion on Lt's vs. Shorty's within the Exhaust forums, part of the Performance category; What is all your advice on Long tube vs. Shorty headers? And which maker is better for our 2007 VMax ...

  1. 07-22-2007, 04:58 PM #1
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    Lt's vs. Shorty's


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    What is all your advice on Long tube vs. Shorty headers? And which maker is better for our 2007 VMax 6.0's? Been reading a lot about which maker provides more lower end torque and mid range. The final outcome was Belanger Lt headrs. Has any one ever heard off them and do they have a website?
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    Re: Lt's vs. Shorty's

    Quote Originally Posted by hawaiianstyle
    What is all your advice on Long tube vs. Shorty headers? And which maker is better for our 2007 VMax 6.0's? Been reading a lot about which maker provides more lower end torque and mid range. The final outcome was Belanger Lt headrs. Has any one ever heard off them and do they have a website?
    Long tubes all the way!!

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    Re: Lt's vs. Shorty's

    the difference is long tubes actually make a difference!!

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    Re: Lt's vs. Shorty's

    thanks for the info. What about thorley headers? Are there any headers sysems out there that don't need any modifications?
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    Re: Lt's vs. Shorty's

    Quote Originally Posted by hawaiianstyle
    thanks for the info. What about thorley headers? Are there any headers sysems out there that don't need any modifications?
    As loon as you get the right app for your truck you shouldn't be making a serious mods for them to fit.

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    Re: Lt's vs. Shorty's

    For a NBS, LT are the only way to go. You basically have shorties from the factory.

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