Hello Everyone

We have just been given authorization by JBA to start pre-selling their shorty headers for the pontiac G8. The headers are still a couple of weeks from being in our hands but we wanted everone to have the opportunity to get on board early. We have already recieved a number of inquiries and we expect our first 10 sets to sell out quick so dont wait!

Pictures and Specs

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Special Pre-Sale Price $489.99 - Free Standard Shipping

::Header Features::

* 3/8" thick laser-cut flanges
* Mandrel-bent stainless steel primary tubes
* JBA sealing rings on head flange
* Premium quality hardware included
* Limited Lifetime Warranty
* Will not void factory warranty
* Optional ceramic coating (thermal barrier)
* 50 state smog legal*

* For most applications

::Header Benefits::

* Increase hp & torque throughout RPM range
* Improved throttle response
* Reduced under hood temperature
* Increased passing power
* Increased low-end torque
* Makes engine more sensitive to other modifications (intake, chip, supercharger, etc.)
* Improved engine compartment appearance
* Improved fuel economy*

* results may vary


**NOTE** - Coated versions of these headers are available. Please call us for pricing and availability (310)-412-8032

What are the expected Hp gains from these headers??

Would the horsepower gains be similar between Long tube headers vs. The Magnaflow Catback AND shorties ? ...

Would the horsepower gains be similar between Long tube headers vs. The Magnaflow Catback AND shorties ? ...

We have not done head to head testing yet with the G8.
But from our past experience shorties will never beat long tubes. Especially on the G8, due to the nature of the entrance of the exhaust into the catalytic converters.

However if you want to remain 50 state smog legal, it is the only solution.

Thanks
Mike Haddad

I think he was asking if a full exhaust including shorties and hig flow cats is worth the same as LT headers...

With the designs out now, particularly ARH I am going to go with no... but it will be cheaper and more leagaler...

High flow cats are technically not 50 state legal and would void the whole point of using shorties.

Either way the long tubes would still make more power.

Thanks
Mike Haddad