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#3
Headers is an American team, its called exhaust manifold
What engine you running? If you have a non turbo it will give you the boxer rubble, if you have a turbo with equal length manifold then it reduces the burble. I'd go unequal everyday
What engine you running? If you have a non turbo it will give you the boxer rubble, if you have a turbo with equal length manifold then it reduces the burble. I'd go unequal everyday
#7
Fitted a Japspeed manifold to mine, seemed to make a difference in pickup, but nothing amazing. I found the biggest difference was 3" bore system with sports cat. It burbles deeply now
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#8
if you are going to get one it needs to be a rcm/gt spec one thats decent quality.
#9
Bigger price tag maybe! mine has ran japspeed rcm, gt spec etc and I wouldn't recommend any of them.
#11
how did you get on with those top quality forged wheels you were buying that are actually cheap non forged wheels made in China.....???
#12
obviously better mated to a harvey venturi up pipe
#13
Much of muchness either splash out once or if you're happy spending a few hundred quid every few years then stick with the gt spec stuff
#14
At last someone who calls them exhaust manifolds,magic.
#15
Agree gt spec/lateral/rcm are a level above the japspeed and so on stuff, gain power and last a reasonable amount of time. Of course killer bee are in another league compared to these but then so is the price tag.
Much of muchness either splash out once or if you're happy spending a few hundred quid every few years then stick with the gt spec stuff
Much of muchness either splash out once or if you're happy spending a few hundred quid every few years then stick with the gt spec stuff
#18
That will speed up the process but ultimately its the heat the fatigues the metal and they mostly crack round the collecter, so virtually impossible to repair them
#19
Last year I went to collect a car from a guy who worked at RCM, a mate of mine had bought this classic from him, so I went down on the Sunday to his house. Did the deal and he asked if I wanted to have a look round the shop, so went for a butchers which was great because I just had free run of the place do was looking at all sorts. In the engine room I was looking at an Iconal set of WRC headers, to the tune of £6k!
The quality was absolutely of the hook! it mad my gt spec headers look like sometging that you get free with your kids cereal Chances are I will never see another set again.
The quality was absolutely of the hook! it mad my gt spec headers look like sometging that you get free with your kids cereal Chances are I will never see another set again.
#21
I've had gt specs and williams motorsports. My gt specs cracked and Williams lasted and was sold on. Also williams are cheap but great. Cost me £150 with uppipe. They did the same job. Only diff was the welding wasnt the very best but I wouldn't say they were **** either. Looked exactly the same as gt specs too.
#22
well my Japspeed was fitted years ago and hasn't cracked and works well
I've had gt specs and williams motorsports. My gt specs cracked and Williams lasted and was sold on. Also williams are cheap but great. Cost me £150 with uppipe. They did the same job. Only diff was the welding wasnt the very best but I wouldn't say they were **** either. Looked exactly the same as gt specs too.
#23
#25
Well thats a start
Not had on a dyno so can't give figures but it did improve performance, turbo seems to spoil up earlier
But saying that i've heard people say not to bother with 3" bore systems unless running high bhp.
But fitted powerflow 3" system and ran loads better. Once have new intercooler fitted, will get remap should be running some good bhp
Not had on a dyno so can't give figures but it did improve performance, turbo seems to spoil up earlier
But saying that i've heard people say not to bother with 3" bore systems unless running high bhp.
But fitted powerflow 3" system and ran loads better. Once have new intercooler fitted, will get remap should be running some good bhp
Last edited by jaygsi; 25 November 2014 at 10:14 AM.
#26
For the money.
The best set up is GT Spec and a Harvey up pipe to match the turbo/general set up.
They are not cheap like many manifolds but represent good value for money because they work.
Yes if you have very deep pockets there are better solutions
Again bigger exhaust is not always better. It is about removing back pressure. And so really we come back down to looking at a car holistically and aiming to design it as a rounded package to do a job.
As FT mentioned above. 400hp is the loose cut of point from moving from ported OEM manifolds and 2.5inch systems to 3inch systems and GT spec manifolds
The best set up is GT Spec and a Harvey up pipe to match the turbo/general set up.
They are not cheap like many manifolds but represent good value for money because they work.
Yes if you have very deep pockets there are better solutions
Again bigger exhaust is not always better. It is about removing back pressure. And so really we come back down to looking at a car holistically and aiming to design it as a rounded package to do a job.
As FT mentioned above. 400hp is the loose cut of point from moving from ported OEM manifolds and 2.5inch systems to 3inch systems and GT spec manifolds
#27
Well thats a start
Not had on a dyno so can't give figures but it did improve performance, turbo seems to spoil up earlier
But saying that i've heard people say not to bother with 3" bore systems unless running high bhp.
But fitted powerflow 3" system and ran loads better. Once have new intercooler fitted, will get remap should be running some good bhp
Not had on a dyno so can't give figures but it did improve performance, turbo seems to spoil up earlier
But saying that i've heard people say not to bother with 3" bore systems unless running high bhp.
But fitted powerflow 3" system and ran loads better. Once have new intercooler fitted, will get remap should be running some good bhp
#29
Ive just gone from stock headers to unequal length tubular headers and although it still burbles at low revs it now sounds nowhere near as nice or as mean as it did before, i will stick with them as im above 400bhp but if i was below this i would change back without hesitation.
#30
You need need to give the system time to bed in, with most new systems it takes a while before noise levels increase. I've changed my system loads of times. At first they start off very quite, but over a course of miles sound increases
And Dubzy why are you paying for a full membership and a forsale membership. The access all areas membership covers the forsale section as well so your paying twice for no reason
And Dubzy why are you paying for a full membership and a forsale membership. The access all areas membership covers the forsale section as well so your paying twice for no reason