headers???
.what's the best header? 
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Originally Posted by thrash_273
si akia, my friend told me your filipino??? i am..
okay... why stock???
okay... why stock???im filipino? no im not filipino...im black and mexican. Because point black headers don't do **** for our cars...plain and simple.
headers do SOMETHING but not much. IMO, its not worth spending the money on unless you can get a good deal for a piece. hp and kamakazie are good header but not worth paying for since it rarely does much.
im thinking about cleaning out the tubes inside my stock header... anyone know if thats a good idea?
im thinking about cleaning out the tubes inside my stock header... anyone know if thats a good idea?
im gonna assume 1-2hp if your lucky, i never expierenced a header so i really dont know. im just going along with members who've expierenced them. you should consider keeping the OEM header... you'll regret buying a header in the future.
btw, are you trying to gain performance or something?
btw, are you trying to gain performance or something?
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Rep Power: 812 Well the stock header has tiny pipes. This is good when driving in the lower rpms, because it keeps exhaust gases flowing fast. With a larger header, the air won't be able to move as fast at lower rpms. A larger header is good for high end power when alot of air is flowing. You will always have tradeoffs when swapping out parts. New header will also make the exhaust louder if you have an aftermarket version. The difference is small, but a larger diameter header will reduce backpressure, which allows the engine to make more power. Low end will still bog down a bit. You might not even notice a difference really.
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Rep Power: 0 what do you mean by low end??? i change my exhaust system, thats why im planning to change my stock header. will it be more faster? i mean my performance?
Originally Posted by gearbox
Well the stock header has tiny pipes. This is good when driving in the lower rpms, because it keeps exhaust gases flowing fast. With a larger header, the air won't be able to move as fast at lower rpms. A larger header is good for high end power when alot of air is flowing. You will always have tradeoffs when swapping out parts. New header will also make the exhaust louder if you have an aftermarket version. The difference is small, but a larger diameter header will reduce backpressure, which allows the engine to make more power. Low end will still bog down a bit. You might not even notice a difference really.
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Rep Power: 812 by low end loss I mean power from 1-3k rpms when you're not really pressing the gas down alot. The more you press the gas, the more air that flows through the header, and the better the gain will be.
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Originally Posted by thrash_273
what do you mean by low end??? i change my exhaust system, thats why im planning to change my stock header. will it be more faster? i mean my performance?
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"SWAP or Turbo nothing less"
I was going to do the CAI and Headers etc but id rather go right to a turbo, saves less tiem and money wasted on parts that id take off when i do get a turbo or swap!!
"SWAP or Turbo nothing less"
I was going to do the CAI and Headers etc but id rather go right to a turbo, saves less tiem and money wasted on parts that id take off when i do get a turbo or swap!!
the millionth repost of this lol
if you have a "show car"
then get the chrome ones...DC...they suk for performance
if you want some performance, you will not need them unless you're boosted. period.
if you have a "show car"
then get the chrome ones...DC...they suk for performanceif you want some performance, you will not need them unless you're boosted. period.
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