Dyno #s for Headers
11-03-2003, 10:08 PM
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I think your not getting many replies because of your user name 
JK
Anyway there are a lot of variations when people talk about header dynos.
Some people keep their cats, some don't, some tune, some don't, some dyno is 110 degree weather, some dyno in 55 degree weather. Anyhow who cares about #'s
But to answer your question, I believe QTP/Kooks/Thunder Racing headers provide the best performance
JK
Anyway there are a lot of variations when people talk about header dynos.
Some people keep their cats, some don't, some tune, some don't, some dyno is 110 degree weather, some dyno in 55 degree weather. Anyhow who cares about #'s
But to answer your question, I believe QTP/Kooks/Thunder Racing headers provide the best performance
11-04-2003, 01:41 PM
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yea that sn is killin ya 
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2002 hit it on the head...I think that TR/QTP/KOOKS are great. FLP's are great, but expensive. They're also a package deal.
: j/k
2002 hit it on the head...I think that TR/QTP/KOOKS are great. FLP's are great, but expensive. They're also a package deal.