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The Benefits of Buying Exhaust Manifolds and Headers Purchasing or upgrading the exhaust manifolds or headers for your car, truck, or suv provides numerous benefits. Exhaust manifolds are tortured over and over by high temperatures. Over time, the intense heat, moisture, and age weakens them. Purchasing a stock replacement is always an option as it provides a new and original look as well as factory performance. There are typically not many options for performance exhaust manifolds or racing exhaust manifolds. However, upgrading the stock exhaust manifolds to racing headers provides additional benefits. Headers allow the engine to breathe much easier and allow the exhaust gas to exit more quickly. The result is an increase in both horsepower and torque. STILLEN offers a wide selection of exhaust manifolds, headers, and exhaust systems to customize your ride. Customer Questions About Exhaust Manifolds and Headers Buying quality exhaust manifolds or headers can be overwhelming and confusing. There are many different factors to consider when shopping STILLEN exhaust manifolds or headers including different brands, prices, warranties, performance capabilities, and much more. Because car headers or exhaust manifolds are often a significant investment, it is important to do your research and get all your questions answered prior to making a final purchase. If you are trying to learn more about headers or exhaust manifolds, we can help you along the way. Here are some answers to frequently asked questions about exhaust manifolds or headers: How Hot Do Exhaust Manifolds Get? Typically, exhaust manifolds can reach up to around 1200 degrees Fahrenheit. High performance exhaust manifolds for turbo applications will have the highest temperatures. What Are Exhaust Headers? Exhaust headers are a series of metal tubes that connect the engine cylinder head to the exhaust system, routing the exhaust gas from the engine and away from the vehicle. They bolt to the cylinder head via a