kooks 17/8 headers
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DOES ANYONE KNOW HOW MUCH rwhp the kooks 17/8 to a 3 inch collecter is good for before moving up to the 1/78 stepped to 2 to 3 1/2 collecter?
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If you're on stock cubes you're gonna noticed alot of low end power loss, also the 346ci doesn't push enough air to take advantage of those headers. Now if you're running a 400ci+ application with nitrous or a S/C then yes, or if you're running anything over 420ci all motor those would be nice.
As joblo said, it would more than likely be a race motor for stepped headers, you'd be better off with just 1 3/4 or if you have lots of mods and nitrous the 1 7/8 would be more suitable. To use stepped headers you need to push ALOT of air to take advantage of them.
As joblo said, it would more than likely be a race motor for stepped headers, you'd be better off with just 1 3/4 or if you have lots of mods and nitrous the 1 7/8 would be more suitable. To use stepped headers you need to push ALOT of air to take advantage of them.