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02-16-2026, 02:09 PM
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Stainless headers hold the heat in better than mild steel so they heat the floor pans less they are good for turbo use because of this also creates more force against the turbine wheel because it doesn't lose heat energy.
This is more pronounced the further back the turbo is in the system
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