TSP Stainless headers vs LPP Stainless headers
TSP headers are 1 3/4 and are not stepped.
as far as 304 vs 321 stainless steal I really don't know much about it. But I assume 321 would prob be better in fatigue strength and temperature factors. someone else might chime in on that area..
TSP headers are 1 3/4 and are not stepped.
as far as 304 vs 321 stainless steal I really don't know much about it. But I assume 321 would prob be better in fatigue strength and temperature factors. someone else might chime in on that area..
The TSP will be a 1 3/4" (1.750") diameter primary from flange to collector, whereas the LPP headers will begin as a 1 3/4" (1.750") primary then increase in diameter to 1 7/8" (1.875") from the remainder of the primary and then into the collector at that size.
Benefits will include but not be limited to: larger exhaust potential/power potential, smooth transition to a larger diameter for improved flow characteristics, plug/bolt access of a smaller diameter primary header, etc.
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