Which size headers for my combo ?
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From: Norn Iron
Which size headers for my combo ? I appreciate not really FI related. But the guys here make a lot more power, so would be better placed for advice.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/generation-iii-external-engine/655776-2-headers-any-downsides.html
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Unfortunately, nobody in the UK can bend 1 7/8" tubing....
I want to be racing again early-mid march, so sending mine to the US to have a set duplicated, isnt really feasable, as it will definately take far too long.
Its either stick with my current 1 3/4" which are fine really.
Get a new set of stainless 1 3/4", which is probably pointless
Or the 2" stainless.
Plug access isnt something I considered though.....must check that at present, although I know its pretty easy for me now, but a couple of my leads are fairly close.
I want to be racing again early-mid march, so sending mine to the US to have a set duplicated, isnt really feasable, as it will definately take far too long.
Its either stick with my current 1 3/4" which are fine really.
Get a new set of stainless 1 3/4", which is probably pointless
Or the 2" stainless.
Plug access isnt something I considered though.....must check that at present, although I know its pretty easy for me now, but a couple of my leads are fairly close.
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Originally Posted by otherwhitemeat
you should just use 1 3/4.........people make alot more power then you will using smaller 1 5/8.
The most common is 1 3/4" or 1 7/8" for those making a little more power.
can you shed any light on these cars making decent power on 1 5/8" ?
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From: Norn Iron
Originally Posted by lt1camaroman93
I've seen some turbo mustangs dip down into the 8's with 1 5/8 headers.
despite the name, my car is not turbocharged, it is supercharged.
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From: Norn Iron
Originally Posted by ninetres
What the hell kind of car do you drive? lol
382 LS1, Edelbrock 215 heads, 224/230 cam, with a Vortech V7 YSi blower, time in sig etc.
So I'd guess Im making a little power. Maybe 800+rwhp or so ? Dont know for sure.
Originally Posted by stevieturbo
Im in the UK, its a 1980 Ford Granada ( obviously not the same as US car with same name )
382 LS1, Edelbrock 215 heads, 224/230 cam, with a Vortech V7 YSi blower, time in sig etc.
So I'd guess Im making a little power. Maybe 800+rwhp or so ? Dont know for sure.
382 LS1, Edelbrock 215 heads, 224/230 cam, with a Vortech V7 YSi blower, time in sig etc.
So I'd guess Im making a little power. Maybe 800+rwhp or so ? Dont know for sure.
