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Old Oct 11, 2006 | 12:52 AM
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i have a set of dc motorsport headers..i just noticed a crack, can it be welded shut?

i think they may be procelin...how teh hell would headers crack anyhow? :S

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Old Oct 11, 2006 | 04:05 AM
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where's the crack?

it should be able to be welded up. just take it to some one that can tig weld
Old Oct 11, 2006 | 11:37 PM
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Originally Posted by IntegraMark
where's the crack?

it should be able to be welded up. just take it to some one that can tig weld
cracks right at the joint where one of teh 4 pipes connect together to teh 2 pipe connection...

some guys selling used ractive for 80 bux...itll probably cost me that much to weld anyways??

what do you guys think?

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How big is this crack?
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even if it did cost $80 to weld it(which i highly doubt) i'd personally get it welded instead of buying a ractive header.
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Originally Posted by rtrded ef
How big is this crack?
crack is at the seam, where the original weld is....

Originally Posted by IntegraMark
even if it did cost $80 to weld it(which i highly doubt) i'd personally get it welded instead of buying a ractive header.
i know ractives not teh best ....but are they that shitty?

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^yes they are that shitty

Did you buy the header brand new? If so contact the manufacture of the header and tell them what happened. They should send you a brand new one back. Depends on their policy ...

if not just buy a new header. Go for something more "high" quality. SMSP or RMF are a good example of high quality headers but they do cost a pretty penny.
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i wanted to grab something new but cant afford it right now...im in debt..thats why the ractives...unless someone has something else used out there...

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^yes they are that shitty

Did you buy the header brand new? If so contact the manufacture of the header and tell them what happened. They should send you a brand new one back. Depends on their policy ...

if not just buy a new header. Go for something more "high" quality. SMSP or RMF are a good example of high quality headers but they do cost a pretty penny.
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