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Old Dec 3, 2005 | 01:46 AM
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Should be 11.75:1 TSP said and just a oem gasket.
Wow, that is nice CR, so yeap the 90/90 should help even more than 10rwhp, I would say with proper tuning you could even tickle an extra 20.
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Old Dec 3, 2005 | 02:58 AM
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Wow, that is nice CR, so yeap the 90/90 should help even more than 10rwhp, I would say with proper tuning you could even tickle an extra 20.
20 eh? That would make it worth the money for the setup I would think.
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Old Dec 5, 2005 | 09:39 AM
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Havent seen any real world dynos of it yet of it on modded cars, got a link?
I'm waiting for my custom cam order to get back to me with specs. Just want to see what they recommend. As far as my numbers go I really think my torque is enhanced by the Stainless Works lt's. They use 1 5/8 primaries instead of 1 3/4. I think it creates a better vacumm and thusly enhancing performance.
Just wanted to clarify a point mentioned about the "Stainless Works" long tube headers! We offer the headers with 1.750" outside diameter primaries, not 1.625" as mentioned in the previous response. 99% of the time when tubing is referenced it is done so using the "outside dimension". Point of interest; the actual inside diameter of our 1.750" primary headers is 1.620". That might be what "99blancoSS" may have been referring to.

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Old Dec 5, 2005 | 10:56 AM
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Originally Posted by Stainless Scott
Just wanted to clarify a point mentioned about the "Stainless Works" long tube headers! We offer the headers with 1.750" outside diameter primaries, not 1.625" as mentioned in the previous response. 99% of the time when tubing is referenced it is done so using the "outside dimension". Point of interest; the actual inside diameter of our 1.750" primary headers is 1.620". That might be what "99blancoSS" may have been referring to.

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Thx for the clarification. Its a smaller size primary than Kook or QTP isn't it? Unless I misunderstood what i read?
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Old Dec 5, 2005 | 11:03 AM
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5/8th = .625" so 1 5/8th are 1.625"

1.620 are 1 5/8.2 (Did I confuse you more?)

Yes they are smaller.
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