LS6 with Tsunami Cam results
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So larger headers will net me a nice gain. I'll wait to do an X pipe for when I do my watts link. I was told the heads were restricting the setup. I guess it's the intake and exhaust. Does it matter what brand headers I get? My minimum requirement is ceramic coated or stainless steel. Other than that I've been pretty easy going with brand selection. Had no idea headers could be so restrictive.
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I run pace setter headers into a kooks true dual. I want to say the ARH are probably the absolute best.
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So larger headers will net me a nice gain. I'll wait to do an X pipe for when I do my watts link. I was told the heads were restricting the setup. I guess it's the intake and exhaust. Does it matter what brand headers I get? My minimum requirement is ceramic coated or stainless steel. Other than that I've been pretty easy going with brand selection. Had no idea headers could be so restrictive.
Ported fast, larger headers, light clutch, ewp, crank scraper, bigger maf, x pipe exhaust, roller rockers
Kooks, arh are both top of the line headers. There may be others less expensive alternatives. Do some research on them but 1 7/8" is minimum.
Some like a stepped header....but they are usually more costly.
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