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PremierTruck · 11-04-2005, 10:51 AM

JBA Headers Offers Headers and a Cat-Back Exhaust System For The 2004-2006 5.6L Nissan Titan.

JBA started with a clean sheet of paper when designing the new Cat4ward® Headers for the Titan's powerful 5.6L. Extensive development and dyno time yielded huge gains in both torque and horsepower over the restrictive factory manifold. These headers don't just make power, they are built to last. JBA's bullet proof design features a thick 3/8" one piece head flange leading into the heavy-wall 1-5/8" 409 stainless steel primaries tubes and ends with the patented JBA Firecone® merge collector. This design reduces back pressure and helps scavenge the spent gasses exiting the engine giving you increased power and efficiency. Like all JBA products these headers are back by our limited lifetime warranty.

When Four Wheeler Magazine named the Nissan Titan "Pick-up Truck of the Year" it got the attention of every truck enthusiast. This new contender brings a high level of performance, style and many "firsts" to the highly competitive full-size truck market. JBA was ready to take the Titan to a new high with the first after-market smog legal headers and exhaust systems. How does an extra 23 hp and 17 ft.lbs. of torque sound? Want more? JBA's set-up will give you as much as 26 hp and 40+ ft.lbs of torque in the mid-range. That's enough power to get you to the top of the hill first with plenty of power in reserve. With the all that power on tap, you don't need to work the engine as hard - giving you some extra mileage.

This Group Buy Starts 11-4-05 and End's 11-11-05
This Group Buy is For a Minimun Of 10 Set's

JBA All Stainless Steel Part # 1400S $399.00

JBA Ceramic Coated Part # 1400SJS / SJT $499.00

JBA Evol Cat-Back Exhaust System W/ Y-Pipe

All Aluminized 50-1400 $299.00

All Stainless Steel 30-1400 $399.00

Please PM, Call, Or Email With Any Questions, you may have.

Thanks,
David

11-04-2005, 10:51 AM	#1 (permalink)
PremierTruck Registered User iTrader: (0) Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Phoenix Posts: 35 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	JBA Header & Exhaust Group Buy JBA Headers Offers Headers and a Cat-Back Exhaust System For The 2004-2006 5.6L Nissan Titan. JBA started with a clean sheet of paper when designing the new Cat4ward® Headers for the Titan's powerful 5.6L. Extensive development and dyno time yielded huge gains in both torque and horsepower over the restrictive factory manifold. These headers don't just make power, they are built to last. JBA's bullet proof design features a thick 3/8" one piece head flange leading into the heavy-wall 1-5/8" 409 stainless steel primaries tubes and ends with the patented JBA Firecone® merge collector. This design reduces back pressure and helps scavenge the spent gasses exiting the engine giving you increased power and efficiency. Like all JBA products these headers are back by our limited lifetime warranty. When Four Wheeler Magazine named the Nissan Titan "Pick-up Truck of the Year" it got the attention of every truck enthusiast. This new contender brings a high level of performance, style and many "firsts" to the highly competitive full-size truck market. JBA was ready to take the Titan to a new high with the first after-market smog legal headers and exhaust systems. How does an extra 23 hp and 17 ft.lbs. of torque sound? Want more? JBA's set-up will give you as much as 26 hp and 40+ ft.lbs of torque in the mid-range. That's enough power to get you to the top of the hill first with plenty of power in reserve. With the all that power on tap, you don't need to work the engine as hard - giving you some extra mileage. This Group Buy Starts 11-4-05 and End's 11-11-05 This Group Buy is For a Minimun Of 10 Set's JBA All Stainless Steel Part # 1400S $399.00 JBA Ceramic Coated Part # 1400SJS / SJT $499.00 JBA Evol Cat-Back Exhaust System W/ Y-Pipe All Aluminized 50-1400 $299.00 All Stainless Steel 30-1400 $399.00 Please PM, Call, Or Email With Any Questions, you may have. Thanks, David Attached Thumbnails Last edited by PremierTruck; 11-04-2005 at 12:28 PM.