What Headers would be good for me
06-12-2005, 09:03 PM
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What Headers would be good for me I have a 98 Formula A4 Running a 150 dry shot
No mods done yet but rear gears 3.42 now.
Best time is a 12.800@112.93 60ft 2.146
With out bottle was a 13.675@101.36 60ft was 2.047
I wanna get headers so maybe i'll run a little better any Ideas on what i should get, Long or short or mid tube and who makes best and Easiest to install. Thanks for any help guys
No mods done yet but rear gears 3.42 now.
Best time is a 12.800@112.93 60ft 2.146
With out bottle was a 13.675@101.36 60ft was 2.047
I wanna get headers so maybe i'll run a little better any Ideas on what i should get, Long or short or mid tube and who makes best and Easiest to install. Thanks for any help guys
06-12-2005, 09:23 PM
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Go with Long tubes. Any brand would help, but you pay is what you get. Just dont' go with SLP LT's... A bitich to install and if the car is lowered or will be lowered then don't get. Just my .02..
06-12-2005, 09:24 PM
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Get longtubes. Pacesetter great bang for the buck, kooks/QTP's are the best but you have to pay for it.
Again, search. You will find ALL that you need to know.
Get longtubes. Pacesetter great bang for the buck, kooks/QTP's are the best but you have to pay for it.
Again, search. You will find ALL that you need to know.
06-12-2005, 11:12 PM
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Pacesetter best bang for the buck and they can be coated cheap too. Also, a Torque converter w/ Tires would be a good idea as well. Just my advice. the NX will love the LT's though thats for sure. They also love cut-outs
