Header Help!
01-07-2005, 08:30 PM
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Header Help! As in my sig-- 00 ws6 M6 with corsa cat-back.
What headers/Y-pipe should I go with? I've got a couple ideas from searching (yes, i've searched) the site but here's my issues:
Ease of installation (mechanically inclined, but never done headers before)
Matching up with Corsa system ($$$ not about to ditch the corsa $$$)
Must keep Cat's (wonderful Ohio E-Check
)
Sound (Worried if a combo would ruin the sound having the corsa)
So, if there is such a thing, whats a quality header/y-pipe combo that is easy(I know, a relative term) to bolt-on to an existing corsa cat-back and if you know, the best place to buy them?
Thanks for any help!
What headers/Y-pipe should I go with? I've got a couple ideas from searching (yes, i've searched) the site but here's my issues:
Ease of installation (mechanically inclined, but never done headers before)
Matching up with Corsa system ($$$ not about to ditch the corsa $$$)
Must keep Cat's (wonderful Ohio E-Check
)Sound (Worried if a combo would ruin the sound having the corsa)
So, if there is such a thing, whats a quality header/y-pipe combo that is easy(I know, a relative term) to bolt-on to an existing corsa cat-back and if you know, the best place to buy them?
Thanks for any help!
01-07-2005, 11:19 PM
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QTP
http://www.quicktimeperformance.com/
Kooks
http://www.kookscustomheaders.com/
Both top notch quality with a great fit. Pricey though.
Pacesetter is another option. A lot cheaper. I know they were/are having fitment issues with the y pipe. Not sure if that is resolved or not. You can get those from www.texas-speed.com.
May wanna search a little harder next time
http://www.quicktimeperformance.com/
Kooks
http://www.kookscustomheaders.com/
Both top notch quality with a great fit. Pricey though.
Pacesetter is another option. A lot cheaper. I know they were/are having fitment issues with the y pipe. Not sure if that is resolved or not. You can get those from www.texas-speed.com.
May wanna search a little harder next time
01-07-2005, 11:50 PM
#3
coated pacesetters if you dont want to spend a bunch on stainless. they fit halariously well and look great. if you do want to spend a bunch for the stainless, QTP is the way to go 
as for y-pipes, TSP's y's (catted and non) mate up to pacesetters great.
as for y-pipes, TSP's y's (catted and non) mate up to pacesetters great.
