LAST EDITED ON 27-Apr-01 AT 02:00 PM (PST)

The Brospeed is coated inside and out. I cant say that I wouldn't get the greddy if I didn't already have the brospeed but already having it it gives me no reason to change to anything else. Ceramic coated mild steel actually has a much greater resistance to heat than bare S.S. but SS is expensive and hard to manufacture. Brospeed headers where I see them aren't any cheaper than the Greddy. Brospeeds cost $350 when I bought them and only see them higher now. Greddys can be had for under $400 too. The dyno on the Greddy showed all its power gained in the last 1000rpm operation, not exactly useful except for drag racing.


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