Best headers to compliment tsp tue duals
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Best headers to compliment tsp tue duals Wanting to get a set of tsp x pipe true duals and was wondering what headers would compliment the system the best performance and sound wise, also don't want to make it ungodly loud so keeping that in mind what do you guys think? Also the system will have the tumbler mufflers on it.
Also which will make it louder 1 7/8 or 1 3/4 headers, I'd like to go with the quieter of the 2. My 2 year old son has to ride in this car so don't want him to go deaf lol
Also which will make it louder 1 7/8 or 1 3/4 headers, I'd like to go with the quieter of the 2. My 2 year old son has to ride in this car so don't want him to go deaf lol
The true dual bullet system is no doubt going to be loud no matter what header you choose, but our Texas-Speed 1 7/8s stainless headers are a great way to go if you have more aggressive engine mods planned for the car down the road.
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Only on a cold start and wot are when their "loud" otherwise they just sound perfect imo. And the loud I'm talking about.sounds great. Not ear deafening at all, especially after it warms up...A cam in their is a different story. Next set I'll get in tsp stainless 7/8ths..great price comparably for stainless.
My arh's are great. Slid in easy, and didn't remove a damned thing. I've seen multiple cars have tsp's hitting the steering rack and require the MM pedestal to be removed. They make a good product but for ease of installation and top quality kooks or ARH is it
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mine went in like butter and i didnt see anything hitting but ill double check. I did mount the hangers in the rear too high and low rpms it vibrates against the torque arm. but thats my screw up
I just installed TSP 1 7/8 and TSP rumbler duals. The fit and quality of the header is amazing. No regrets at all.
The TSP rumbler is supposed to be similar to dynomax bullets. TSP made them quieter though..
The TSP rumbler is supposed to be similar to dynomax bullets. TSP made them quieter though..
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if it were louder i dont think i would like it. its definitely loud enough as it is. I got them because theyre highflowing. the quieter the better, i dont like the fuzz behind me haha.
but man are they nice sounding. id say perfect for my taste. definitely agree with you TXZ
but man are they nice sounding. id say perfect for my taste. definitely agree with you TXZ
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Well for what a set of arh's cost they'd better be perfect lol, but its sounding like when the time comes ill be going with the tsp's, but if you get a chance to get a sound clip sick could you possibly do two? One on cold start and another after they warm up a bit, just so I can get an all around feel for how that setup will sound.
Well for what a set of arh's cost they'd better be perfect lol, but its sounding like when the time comes ill be going with the tsp's, but if you get a chance to get a sound clip sick could you possibly do two? One on cold start and another after they warm up a bit, just so I can get an all around feel for how that setup will sound.
