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Old 02-21-2014, 04:57 PM   #85
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Ill be running a similar setup in a few weeks, just waiting for a part to come in. Ill have the 1 7/8 TSP with cats and Borla S-Type axle back
I'd love to hear a video of your when its up and running

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I am under the impression that catless is more raspy than same set up with cats.
My 2001 GT I used to own I ran longtubes without cats and a Bassani catback and it was throaty as hell. What makes these cars different?
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Old 02-21-2014, 06:52 PM   #86
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Rich I'll look on my 5th gen data. On the 4th gen headers is made no noticeable change in power, but it looks cool :P

Do you guys want me to see about adding a rear o2 sensor in the cat pipe? The o2 won't stop the ses lights from the cats though. We use high flow cats that still trip the SES light.
Just got done installing my headers/catless mids I bought from you last week. They are bitchin, Huge power increase without a tune. my buddy backed up when I opened up the cutouts lol

FYI, the catless pipe adds some tone, I wouldn't exactly call it raspy but its louder.
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Old 02-21-2014, 09:33 PM   #87
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I'd love to hear a video of your when its up and running
No problem, just added the American Racing X-pipe to my exhaust setup. I have an appointment on the 06/06/2014 to have everything installed and tuned. Will try my best to have a before and after video to show the difference with the exhaust.
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Old 02-24-2014, 04:26 PM   #88
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thanks for the support guys, I'm glad so many of you like the headers. Let me know if you guys want me to change/add anything to them. I'm up for making them how you guys like them. (as long as they make big power) No tri-y
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Old 02-24-2014, 04:33 PM   #89
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Are there dyno charts comparing the 1 7/8 vs the 2" headers on the same car?

I'm curious if any low-end power is lost with the 2" primaries.
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Old 02-24-2014, 04:58 PM   #90
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Are there dyno charts comparing the 1 7/8 vs the 2" headers on the same car?

I'm curious if any low-end power is lost with the 2" primaries.
None. ...Which is why I went 2" right away rather than upgrading later.
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Old 02-24-2014, 05:02 PM   #91
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Are there dyno charts comparing the 1 7/8 vs the 2" headers on the same car?

I'm curious if any low-end power is lost with the 2" primaries.
The 2 inch made more power and torque everywhere in the RPM range than the 1-7/8th and the 1-3/4th. And likewise the 1-7/8th made more power and torque everywhere in the RPM rang than the 1-3/4th. But it is becoming a popular thing to say that the 1-7/8th headers have more down low power and torque even tho data has shown otherwise. The ONLY downside to having the 2 inch headers is that some of them have fitment issues.
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Old 02-24-2014, 06:09 PM   #92
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Are there dyno charts comparing the 1 7/8 vs the 2" headers on the same car?

I'm curious if any low-end power is lost with the 2" primaries.
This only happens in Honduh's and subaloosers!
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Old 02-26-2014, 02:33 AM   #93
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I just installed my tsp 2"headers and I love the power and sound is sweeet but Im one of the unlucky ones the steering driveshaft knuckle is hitting one of the primaries. I tried putting a dimple on it with them installed but I think Im going to take it off and dimple it unless one of you guys can give me another idea i already heated it with the mapp torch and tried a prybar I almost got it but not quite still I think theyre great
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Old 02-26-2014, 07:42 AM   #94
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2" is the way to go in any combo. Bolt Ons on up!! For someone to suggest that they will make you loose lowend power vs a 1 7/8 header is cow manuda! My car has ran them both and I went faster with 2"! And they are the SAME PRICE! You can't beat that.
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Old 03-01-2014, 06:48 PM   #95
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thanks for the support guys, I'm glad so many of you like the headers. Let me know if you guys want me to change/add anything to them. I'm up for making them how you guys like them. (as long as they make big power) No tri-y
Adding a merge spike and rear o2 bung on the 2" can only make them even better - keep us posted.
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Old 03-02-2014, 10:54 AM   #96
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I just bought a set of these Thursday bolted them on Friday and everything went well just made my car louder than I thought but other than that they are good!!!! But one thing I cant seem too understand is the O2 senser deal cause I unplugged the ones that goes to the top of motor which I think is the upsteam then I unplug the ones that was down steam close to trans I was told that I was suppose to get a extended cord to plug in the O2 senser but the ones I got goes to the back ones not the upsteam like I was told so I plugged up the back and didn't use the extended cause the stock stuff was long enuff.....
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Adding a merge spike and rear o2 bung on the 2" can only make them even better - keep us posted.

That would be great if this could be added. I'll be ready to order then.
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Old 03-02-2014, 07:35 PM   #98
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Are there dyno charts comparing the 1 7/8 vs the 2" headers on the same car?

I'm curious if any low-end power is lost with the 2" primaries.
No, you'll see your gains higher up towards the top of RPMs.
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