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(yes I tried to search to see if anyone else was asking)
I remember looking around for DOHC non turbo headers all the time years ago and never saw these.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/91-99...Q5fAccessories
seems like a good deal if they fit. You get headers, downpipe and engine bling all for under 400 bucks.
Anyone tried them yet?
I don't know, but I think I'm going to buy these.
Let me know how it goes if you do.Quote:
Originally Posted by Amphiron
I am interested but with a turbo conversion looming I think it would be a waste but if I pick up another 6g72 DD I will definitely be interested
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/OBX-T...#ht_2658wt_939
Well, they also make these.
Those headers look really nice, hopefully they fit well...
From what I read in the past you might have to grind down the top a little to fit perfect maybe the reason for that price
The top of what? just so some of use can know what we would be getting into. I know for those of us with basic tools that could be a dealbreaker.Quote:
Originally Posted by Noodlez94
The only ones I used to see where for the SOHC motors. But my N/A DOHC could use a little breathing room. Keep this updated as I'm interested.
I have been running these for 3 years now. But OBX stopped making them 2 years ago. I am so glad they stared again.
This is how they sound.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r0JsdftRv0k
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r0JsdftRv0k
this a na with the headers on a dyno
edit: ha beat me to it
229FWHP is great on a N/A what do you believe is bottlenecking your horsepower now? Also, what kind of gains did you see with the headers?
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GTwizard .. what if any additional grinding was necessary for proper fitment?
Ok so on the old forum I read some people had fitment issues not being flush to the engine when bolted on but it's workable and yes cheap but I do some research or ask the old timers that have used or know from some one they know who bought one
If someone localish promises to show me how to swap springs in a shift kit Ill buy one of these sets and tell you allllll about it.
I dont feel like paying someone to do tranny work again but ATX work terrifies me!
Lot of out of the box headers like that tended to have to machine flat on the contact surfaces I've found out over the years. Still, a nice price for what they are.Quote:
Originally Posted by Noodlez94
Don't know about these but others have had to delete the AC to make them fit if I'm not mistaken.