headers headers and....
bought my 2000 ws6. I put on the slp loudmouth
and would like to do headers. Oh boy i know here we all go again. Well for those of you who say use the search function I have oh believe me I have spent too many hours. Any way to the point I am lookingfor power on the street and for the track. Money is not too much of an issue. Macs are out simply because i know they must be worked on to perform. I'm not going to lower the car and I will be adding a lid and some bfg radials. My goal is to be in the mid 12 area. SLP, grot-or Flp- or wait until we see about the se Hooker any advice would be welcome. Oh time in sig was stock . I am not going to do the install and my performance shop is a pretty good one.
I bought the Grots because they were easy to install and I ended up only paying $800 for the headers and y-pipe installed.
When I do my heads and cam I will be going to a larger y-pipe which the same shop is going to make for me for $100 <img src="gr_grin.gif" border="0">
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It looks as of now i will be between slp the new hookers,or flp dependening if they turn out to be worth it or the grots. Anyone have some dynos with the grots or slp or times with the headers and basic bolt ons let me know. It will come down to which one produces more power and performs better at the track. <img src="graemlins/gr_punch.gif" border="0" alt="[fight]" />
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