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I suggest anybody who installs headers at least starts the car up to see how it sounds. Oh god do I ever want to run open headers with my cam....just once.....

BTW: Mine too was an absolute dog when open header, it runs very rich. So rich, in fact, it could lead to problems such as washing down the cylinder walls and frying the rings. Many people have run open headers with no problems, but you never know....
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I suggest anybody who installs headers at least starts the car up to see how it sounds. Oh god do I ever want to run open headers with my cam....just once.....

BTW: Mine too was an absolute dog when open header, it runs very rich. So rich, in fact, it could lead to problems such as washing down the cylinder walls and frying the rings. Many people have run open headers with no problems, but you never know....
werrd. i was drivin open headers for about 4 weeks, and it was awesome! i just got my TD's installed the other day and i did notice quite a bit more power on tap and ya the open headers did feel sluggish. jus do it, do it
I did notice when I was looking at the engine, I opened the throttle body, and there was some light smoke coming out of the Intake manifold. I don't really know if thats bad or not?? But I put the y-pipe on after that and the car runs strong now.
! When i first had them done i noticed a loss of low end torque but i saw an increase up high. In about 2 weeks i get my cam in. I cant wait to hear the 111lsa through those cutouts. It's going to be insane! 
It sounds baddassss. The only problem is there is a lot of reverberating and resonance inside the car at low RPM's & idle. It's so bad it literally vibrates everything console, windows, door panels and my teeth are falling out.
I ordered a pair of 6" Magnaflow round straight-thru mufflers to replace the Dynomax bullets. I'm willing to trade loudness for a more refined tone and eliminate the resonance (and keep my teeth, too).
Apparently the Dynomax bullets have very little material packed in between the outer shell and the inner straight pipe and just can't "eat" the noise, particularly the lower frequencies.


