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Derek

06-30-2004, 03:52 PM

Dan at DC performance http://www.dcperformanceinc.com/ said that they will have headers and 2 types of exhaust by the end of the week. He said that one of the cat-back systems will be a side exit like the lightning. The other system will include hiflow cats.

There seems that there will be quite a few choices for headers. Maybe someone can do a comparison.

Has anyone dealt with DC performance?

9 seconds

06-30-2004, 05:03 PM

Dan Cragin is a great guy. He runs a "Viper hotline" that you can call for any type of Viper issue. I called him when I was having ploblems with my Spec clutch. He is very well respected in the Viper community. One plus is a lot of his parts/systems are CARB certified and that could mean a lot, especially for the California crowd. I've already questioned him about some headers coming out. They will bolt to the factory exhaust (cats included) and are a tri-y type design. I'm waiting to see his performance numbers.


Dodge Ram SRT-10 Forum > Dodge Ram SRT-10 Discussion > Performance Modifications > DC Performance headers PDA DC Performance headers Derek 06-30-2004, 03:52 PM Dan at DC performance http://www.dcperformanceinc.com/ said that they will have headers and 2 types of exhaust by the end of the week. He said that one of the cat-back systems will be a side exit like the lightning. The other system will include hiflow cats. There seems that there will be quite a few choices for headers. Maybe someone can do a comparison. Has anyone dealt with DC performance? 9 seconds 06-30-2004, 05:03 PM Dan Cragin is a great guy. He runs a "Viper hotline" that you can call for any type of Viper issue. I called him when I was having ploblems with my Spec clutch. He is very well respected in the Viper community. One plus is a lot of his parts/systems are CARB certified and that could mean a lot, especially for the California crowd. I've already questioned him about some headers coming out. They will bolt to the factory exhaust (cats included) and are a tri-y type design. I'm waiting to see his performance numbers.