What DOHC headers are available?
December-18th-2002 | 05:21 PM
#1
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From: Bellingham, WA
What DOHC headers are available?
I know the Pacesetter headers are still for sale, does anyone know of any others? I've never been very happy with Pacesetter's quality and would like to have a choice.
thanks
tom
thanks
tom
December-18th-2002 | 07:53 PM
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corksport finally has the genie headers in again....i literally have bugged them since LAST year about these. looking forward to seeing how they perform - they're on their way south... 
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i *think* they got a small supply, so you may want to act quick if you want 'em.
:i *think* they got a small supply, so you may want to act quick if you want 'em.
December-18th-2002 | 10:17 PM
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From: Huntington Beach, CA Uhhh Surfs up Dude
so Jay, whens the next trip to the dyno? 
I was thinking of having my RMM header copied by a shop (it's was a loooooong term thought) good mid and top end. Perfect fit. only downfall is the spring bolted ball joint. I hate those things. finally found a place that has nice shorty flex pipes. $75 installed, as soon as i have $75 burning a hole in my pocket, it's on there.
Gude also made a racing header, never saw any charts or specs of it though.
I was thinking of having my RMM header copied by a shop (it's was a loooooong term thought) good mid and top end. Perfect fit. only downfall is the spring bolted ball joint. I hate those things. finally found a place that has nice shorty flex pipes. $75 installed, as soon as i have $75 burning a hole in my pocket, it's on there.
Gude also made a racing header, never saw any charts or specs of it though.
December-18th-2002 | 10:57 PM
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Originally posted by mazdaspeedwest
so Jay, whens the next trip to the dyno?
not soon enough
ideally i'd like to dyno my car (again) at a local shop, put on the headers, then go for another dyno.... possibly tuning the cam gears as well. it's too bad markp at SWATPerformance closed his shop already 
...he was the easiest going tuner i think i could find - with the BEST dyno price
... finally found a place that has nice shorty flex pipes. $75 installed, as soon as i have $75 burning a hole in my pocket, it's on there.
so Jay, whens the next trip to the dyno?
not soon enough
ideally i'd like to dyno my car (again) at a local shop, put on the headers, then go for another dyno.... possibly tuning the cam gears as well. it's too bad markp at SWATPerformance closed his shop already ...he was the easiest going tuner i think i could find - with the BEST dyno price... finally found a place that has nice shorty flex pipes. $75 installed, as soon as i have $75 burning a hole in my pocket, it's on there.
December-19th-2002 | 01:15 AM
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From: Shawnee,Ok
Originally posted by protejay
the genie doesn't come with a flex pipe. might be interested in that place....in fact i've wondered, especially with the stiff suspension, if i may have trouble with the header cracking???? any opinions on where it would likely crack?? evidently there is no 'stress' relieving design in these headers...but hey its only ~$250. they do come flanged with the gaskets and the o2 fitting. anyway i'm *hoping* they are at least a little better designed than the pacesetter.
the genie doesn't come with a flex pipe. might be interested in that place....in fact i've wondered, especially with the stiff suspension, if i may have trouble with the header cracking???? any opinions on where it would likely crack?? evidently there is no 'stress' relieving design in these headers...but hey its only ~$250. they do come flanged with the gaskets and the o2 fitting. anyway i'm *hoping* they are at least a little better designed than the pacesetter.
You can see the o2 fitting.
Here it is.....
hadn't seen that pic yet...
December-19th-2002 | 07:34 PM
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From: Southern Californ-I-A (909)
Originally posted by marc93lx
Corksport has a picture of the genie header up on their site.
You can see the o2 fitting.
Here it is.....
Corksport has a picture of the genie header up on their site.
You can see the o2 fitting.
Here it is.....
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