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Most aftermarket headers for 370Z are known to yield little to zero gains. It's expensive, labor intensive, and just not worth it at the end of the day. As some
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Most aftermarket headers for 370Z are known to yield little to zero gains. It's expensive, labor intensive, and just not worth it at the end of the day. As some mentioned, the LTH is the only header that seems to have SOME gains, nothing crazy. Our factory headers are solid and even comes with heat shield.
I would just leave the stock header on and invest in a test pipe or HFC 
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