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Duckydos · 08-16-2003, 10:27 PM

My undercarriage shows the scars of being airborne. In fact, I'm suprised my airbags haven't gone off as a result of this one flight I took. I had to pick up my brother from his old job, and there was this narrow 1-lane dirt access road. So, I drive down it, no big deal... On the way back, I FLY down it. Well, the part where the road was washed out snuck up on me. I hit so hard on the front and rebounded, the car must have been at a 45 degree angle skyward. My seatbelt came undone and my CD player got jolted out.

There's been a few other times, mainly by my own fault... ramping behind Winn Dixie, going across intersections insanely fast, etc. etc. etc.

Anyway, now it's time to buy headers, and I can't decide if I should go Stainless Steel or Ceramic. Ceramic are just as good (for my application) and $150 cheaper, but I'm afraid to crack them.

-Ducky

08-16-2003, 10:27 PM	#5
Duckydos Registered User Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Orlando, FL Age: 41 Posts: 1,048	My undercarriage shows the scars of being airborne. In fact, I'm suprised my airbags haven't gone off as a result of this one flight I took. I had to pick up my brother from his old job, and there was this narrow 1-lane dirt access road. So, I drive down it, no big deal... On the way back, I FLY down it. Well, the part where the road was washed out snuck up on me. I hit so hard on the front and rebounded, the car must have been at a 45 degree angle skyward. My seatbelt came undone and my CD player got jolted out. There's been a few other times, mainly by my own fault... ramping behind Winn Dixie, going across intersections insanely fast, etc. etc. etc. Anyway, now it's time to buy headers, and I can't decide if I should go Stainless Steel or Ceramic. Ceramic are just as good (for my application) and $150 cheaper, but I'm afraid to crack them. -Ducky __________________ Had an Accord. Then I had something European. Now I have an SCCA Solo-II monster!