question about headers
question about headers
yes! i used a search,couldnt really find anything useful...i just want to know whats the best bang for the buck..and what headers produce the most hp,i was thinking about going with stillen,any input would be helpful on which why i should go...
Originally Posted by bwassul
Headers in general aren't a good bang-for-the-buck mod on the VQ. They don't make much hp, but if you're set on getting some, Crawford headers have shown the biggest gains.
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Search on my350z, you won't find anything here. There's Strup, Alphawerks, etc, you'll find all the dyno numbers you can wish for on there. The downside to the Crawfords is that the install requires lifting the engine off its mounts which takes time, so you'll pay maybe $200-300 more for the install compared to other headers.
Originally Posted by Finiti35
Search on my350z, you won't find anything here. There's Strup, Alphawerks, etc, you'll find all the dyno numbers you can wish for on there. The downside to the Crawfords is that the install requires lifting the engine off its mounts which takes time, so you'll pay maybe $200-300 more for the install compared to other headers.
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I got DC 3 into 1 sports headers (ceramic). Stainless are nice, but who's gonna notice. As far as gains go, gains are minimal when compared to the price. Not the best mod out there bang for buck. I would of rather put the money towards suspension or a Valentine One Radar.
Originally Posted by lowrider
A lot of work, but well worth it. These are them with Jet-Hot Coating. I luv 'em.
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Originally Posted by trey.hutcheson
The crawfords have been known to induce heat related problems, like boiling clutch fluid. Just FYI.
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Originally Posted by lowrider
I'm in southern Arizona and have had no heat related issues. I heard and read the same stuff before I bought them. This is the big reason I went with the Jet-Hot coating.
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