racing headers?!

royce · 12-07-2002

how does a regular header differs from the racing headers? their both headers though but.....[IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-confused.gif[/IMG]

To remove this ad, register today for free or log in if already registered!

Mbow · 12-07-2002

Generally, a "race" header is so called because the tubes are very long and of equal length. This really hurts low-end power but improves power in the high rpms which is the range used while racing.

We have a "shorty" style header on our cars. This helps with low to mid-range power which is best for everyday driving.

1028CiViC · 12-07-2002

bigger and better air flow.

Hiwind · 12-07-2002

KeNsHiN is taunting us with the

i cant take it anymore!!! im going crazy

Mbow · 12-07-2002

Quote:

Quote
[hr]Originally posted by: Hiwind
KeNsHiN is taunting us with the

i cant take it anymore!!! im going crazy

[hr]

He's pwing to get higher status.

R1Style · 12-21-2002

Regular headers directly replace the existing OEM headers with either a 4-1 or 4-2-1 design.
Race headers on the other hand not only replace the OEM headers but also eliminates the catyliac converter by extending the header all the way to the mid-pipe.
While regular headers may be street legal, race headers are not.

mohawkboom · 12-21-2002

Ahh there we go...no retarded emoticon answers...deleted them..and that reduces their post counts by 1