Greddy vs. DC Header
02-25-2005, 06:55 AM
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Greddy vs. DC Header
Ok, I've done some searching, but I just want to clarify. From what I've read, the general consensus is that DC is a superior header to Greddy as far as HP gains. I want to get a 4-2-1 header to replace my factory A-pipe that is buzzing. I'm not concerned about HP gains, I just want the buzz gone. My question is...are ALL Greddy headers stainless? The 4-2-1 DC ceramic and Greddy 4-2-1 stainless are priced about the same. I found the Greddy for $284. Why would Greddy stainless be as cheap as a DC ceramic? Since I'm not interested in HP gains, I think the Greddy is a no-brainer since it's stainless and will last longer. Is there a catch? I just found it odd that the DC stainless were like double the ceramic, whereas the Greddy stainless was the same as DC ceramic. Thanks.
02-25-2005, 07:17 AM
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they are both great header(s), i've got the greddy SS, DC is just the top of the line. both header have had no re-accuring problem that i've heard of, just get the greddy, the hp gains are too minimal for the price you pay for the difference. + it's SS.
02-25-2005, 07:37 AM
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DC headers and GReddy headers are actually in about the same class. The only DC header that's truely superior for bolt-up applications is their rip of the JDM ITR header. Otherwise, I'd go with the cheapest stainless steel one you could get.
If you want the best CARB legal header, get a Comptech.
If you want the best CARB legal header, get a Comptech.
