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Old Nov 26, 2004 | 05:12 AM
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I just bought a set of TopSpeed SS headers from a GB on motoring and need to get them installed. Anyone who has had headers installed in the ATL area, what did you pay and who did the work? I was quoted $475 by Z1 and dont like paying that much for an install.

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Old Nov 26, 2004 | 06:42 AM
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It should take like about 4 hours for the job. So I'd say that price is a little high but not crazy.

call Knowledge Performance. They have a very good shop and are extremely professional. 678-445-0688
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Old Nov 28, 2004 | 08:47 AM
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Originally posted by del105
It should take like about 4 hours for the job. So I'd say that price is a little high but not crazy.

call Knowledge Performance. They have a very good shop and are extremely professional. 678-445-0688
Knowledge has a great reputation, now I am very new to the Z but is doing it yourself compared to driving a couple of hours and spending more money not an option?

It looks tight under the hood, and the fact that I have more experience on Honda's/Acura's would explain why I would consider doing myself... you should be able to find some instructions some where on here or another Z site.
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Old Nov 28, 2004 | 11:05 AM
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Knowledge has a great reputation, now I am very new to the Z but is doing it yourself compared to driving a couple of hours and spending more money not an option?

It looks tight under the hood, and the fact that I have more experience on Honda's/Acura's would explain why I would consider doing myself... you should be able to find some instructions some where on here or another Z site.
There are DIY guides on this forum somewhere. I dont have the tools or patience to attempt this install. I would just assume pay someone to do it right the first time. I have heard of it taking up to 8 hrs to do.
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Old Nov 30, 2004 | 01:43 PM
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Hey again zach, I was thinking about going NA, and when I looked into the pricing for header install, I was surprised.

Then I looked at the Crawford install manual, and understood why. =).....not much space in there.

Z1's price seems fair from what I remember when I was considering N/A. Did you do a search on the boards to look at average prices from various installers? What were they?

I would avoid Balanced Performance, but you knew that already. =p

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Old Nov 30, 2004 | 01:48 PM
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Hey again zach, I was thinking about going NA, and when I looked into the pricing for header install, I was surprised.

Then I looked at the Crawford install manual, and understood why. =).....not much space in there.

Z1's price seems fair from what I remember when I was considering N/A. Did you do a search on the boards to look at average prices?

I would avoid Balanced Performance, but you knew that already. =p
Thanks man. I talked with John @ Z1 yesterday and I am supposed to have my car there Friday for the install on Sat. I called Batlground, Speedsouth in Bham and Knowledge Perf. and Z1 was the best price. Plus I get a free b4 and after dyno.

Did you blow your motor? J/C because I have read about several blown motors in the ATL area.

I am wanting to go F/I and I am considering the Turbonetics single turbo but I am waiting customer reviews and some age before I make the final decision. Looks and sounds like a great kit for the price.

Zach
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Yeah, my motor didn't hold up. It was avoidable though....I had some work donr and did not get it re-tuned because I was in a hurry to leave.

Didn't make too much of a difference as my engine build parts were already in route to Z1. Car should be done pretty soon, just in time for me to garage it for the winter. =p
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