Tsp headers???
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Tsp headers??? Hey guys.
Soon I will be purchasing a set of LT headers and a TSP true dual kit for my '99 SS.
Has anyone used the TSP coated headers before? How are they? I was planning on getting pacesetter coated headers but I will pay the extra cash if they are worth it.
Thanks.
Soon I will be purchasing a set of LT headers and a TSP true dual kit for my '99 SS.
Has anyone used the TSP coated headers before? How are they? I was planning on getting pacesetter coated headers but I will pay the extra cash if they are worth it.
Thanks.
The 1 7/8" headers are a nice upgrade for guys looking to have a pretty heavily moded car down the road. The 1 7/8" headers will grow with your mods very well. Dyno testing has shown the headers are worth a few more hp over the 1 3/4" pacesetters when tested side by side on a stock motor!!
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Co-Owner, Texas Speed & Performance, Ltd.
2005 Twin Turbo C6
404cid Stroker, 67mm Twins
994rwhp/902lb ft @ 22 psi (mustang dyno) www.Texas-Speed.com
They are only available coated guys.
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(TSP 1 7/8 coated headers & TD)but my question is I'm also going to get a wideband O2 sensor so I can get this tuned right. Where would be a good place to install the wideband on a TD setup like this? Thanks I appreciate any help on this.
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The 1 7/8" headers are a nice upgrade for guys looking to have a pretty heavily moded car down the road. The 1 7/8" headers will grow with your mods very well. Dyno testing has shown the headers are worth a few more hp over the 1 3/4" pacesetters when tested side by side on a stock motor!!
What does the TQ curve look like on them?
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As far as a wideband goes I haven't put one in yet waiting to do my h/c combo. But I've heard of guys running duals just have an o2 bung welded in along with the two o2 sensors already there.
That is how I put my bungs in. I have one set in the headers and one set in the pipes after the headers.
