Destroyed my Header
It's where the back EGR post "used" to be. I had the EGR blocked off, I guess the turbo made a little too much pressure for the weld
I thought I lost a pushrod or something... It sounded so nasty, I got out and I could see the spark when I popped the hood. I thought my plug wire came loose...
Upon further inspection, I could see that I blew a quarter sized hole out of the header. With an STS system being a sealed system, I loose a lot of exhaust pressure, or the ability to spool the turbo. I guess it's time for a set of QTP stainless WITHOUT emissions
Good luck.

1. Stainless will hold heat a little better then the coated headers, which is necessary for the spooling of the turbo.
2. Stainless won't rust.
3. If I'm going to take the time to put headers on again, I'm going to do it right. <- period
That's cool. I think mine was welded shut about 6 months ago, and it is still good as new.....Good luck wither way.
Why are you going with QTP over Kook's??
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Why are you going with QTP over Kook's??

That's what I'm doing as well, I have a brand new set of Jet Hots sitting in my garage but they have the EGR and the AIR fittings and I just don't want (or need, removed all that crap on Monday) that on there and stainless is just better so QTP race headers it is!

...the best, most power making headers will cost more yes but they're worth it.
Are you still driving the car like that? i bet i sound friggin nasty

Most people I know that have had that issue just welded the tube back onto the primary.. or like said above, weld a patch over it.

Not to mention how dangerous it is driving a car with an exhaust leak that big that close to the head......chance to do some damage to the motor there....
I took a 3.5 cage that houses hdrives and floppies out of an old computer and cut a large strip out of it. I wrapped that around the hole and put a metal clamp around it. It seems like it sealed it pretty well. I did that just to get it across town... Now it's under a car cover




