1 3/4 headers vs 1 7/8 headers
1 3/4"
"With a proper tune at a dyno shop, these headers are good for 20-35HP depending on the vehicle. The 1 3/4" design is great for cars with basic bolt on mods intended to make 400-450 rwhp!"
1 7/8"
"With a proper tune at a dyno shop, these headers are good for 20-35HP depending on the vehicle. The 1 7/8" design is great for cars with advanced bolt on mods, internal engine work, and forced induction or nitrous in the 450-650 rwhp range!"
Hope this helps a little...
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you will find that in general.. with no other changes...
you will have the same horsepower and torque down low, but your top end will extend to a higher rpm.
no "loss" of low end torque from 1-7/8 headers... if you have loss, then you have a shitty tuner.
Jason
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
but the jury is still out how these TSP 1 7/8s will perform against one of the top 3 ARH, kooks, or QTP 1 3/4 headers...
I have yet to see a dyno that compares ARH, kooks, or qtp 1 3/4 to ARH, kooks, qtp 1 7/8s...
I won't have an a-b comparion but it is the best I can do...
from non mandrel bent y with qtp 1 3/4 to
mandrel bent y with flowmaster merge, ARH 1 7/8, and an EWP...
should have results on Thursday if everything goes as it should...
look in dyno results section...
you will find that in general.. with no other changes...
you will have the same horsepower and torque down low, but your top end will extend to a higher rpm.
no "loss" of low end torque from 1-7/8 headers... if you have loss, then you have a shitty tuner.
I switched from 1-3/4 kooks stainless to 1-7/8 kooks stainless...
Pulled it around lunch on the dyno... swapped the headers, and pulled again just 3 hours later.
My back to back lost nothing down low... line followed identical.
I gained power from about 4600 on up....
I got the 500 on a stock bottom end LS1
I switched from 1-3/4 kooks stainless to 1-7/8 kooks stainless...
Pulled it around lunch on the dyno... swapped the headers, and pulled again just 3 hours later.
My back to back lost nothing down low... line followed identical.
I gained power from about 4600 on up....
I got the 500 on a stock bottom end LS1
that's what I like to hear how much more hp did I get you up top...also what setup did you have to hit 500rwhp...pm me if you don't want to post...thanks
btw chrs1313 im looking forward to see ur results.
when will u finish the swap ?
which size flowmaster merge are u planing to install 3" or 4" out ?
Last edited by Engine_HP; Sep 13, 2010 at 03:17 PM.
I switched from 1-3/4 kooks stainless to 1-7/8 kooks stainless...
Pulled it around lunch on the dyno... swapped the headers, and pulled again just 3 hours later.
My back to back lost nothing down low... line followed identical.
I gained power from about 4600 on up....
I got the 500 on a stock bottom end LS1
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