Headers & SFC's on a 'vert
Anyone have any ground clearance pics of the headers installed with some SFC's for comparison?
I was kicking around the idea of some Texas Speed or Ebay stainless headers.
As a side note, if you can save up for it I would highly recommend a more well known brand over the ebay headers. I had them for a while and they worked great, but when I switched to Kooks they had so much more clearance. The way the primaries are routed gave probably 50% extra space even with going up to 1 7/8 primaries.
Install notes: TSP headers went in fine, no major issues, no hitting of any frame areas, Y pipe goes on fine but must be clocked in the exact correct position or it will hit under your driver seat where the brace goes. Took me several retries (months) to get mine correctly clocked under the car. Motor mounts are a bitch, prepare to be miserable if you do them at the same time, which I suggest, YMMV
Last edited by 99'CajunFirehawk157; Aug 12, 2015 at 10:09 PM.
I also did motor mounts even though car only had about 25k miles at the time. I have no experience with anything other than Kooks - but installation was was smooth as could be (but I have a lift).
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I took a measurement, and as the vehicle stands right now my stock y pipe on the driver's side is 3.5" off the ground. Seems that's the lowest point...for the most part my SFC's are better tucked than the stock y.
I'd have to believe headers would reduce that 3.5" pretty badly, wouldn't they? Well...actually...Cajun's pic looks darn close to what I have stock - the SFC and Y pipe anyway. I definitely have less ground clearance.
For reference, I am not THAT low:
Last edited by Atrus_SS; Sep 17, 2015 at 07:14 AM.
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