Comptech Headers Intalled
09-25-2006, 03:37 PM
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Comptech Headers Intalled
this is kind of a late hit, but my friend and i got the headers in. all the bolts were pretty easy to get off cause we had some good muscle 
and a torque wrench. reaching the back to remove the rear headers were a bit difficult but not too bad. having the right tools does make the job much easier. the acceleration through the RPMs are a lot better. and yep, they're coated by jet-hot.
i still feel like the car is SLOW. maybe it's time to invest in a supercharger.
and a torque wrench. reaching the back to remove the rear headers were a bit difficult but not too bad. having the right tools does make the job much easier. the acceleration through the RPMs are a lot better. and yep, they're coated by jet-hot. i still feel like the car is SLOW. maybe it's time to invest in a supercharger.
09-25-2006, 06:37 PM
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I remember when I got my headers installed I was dissapointed... I guess that I was expecting more. Someone suggested to me that I try resetting the CPU and I actually noticed an improvement. It was almost like the ECU didn't realize that it now had much better airflow.
The jet hot looks great... wish I would have done that!
The jet hot looks great... wish I would have done that!
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09-26-2006, 02:28 AM
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ALL SHOW AND NO GO
If only i knew the 6 speed headers would fit a auto i would of bought that, And saved me the trouble getting mine jet hot coated. All you need now is the U R crank pully and the T B spacers. as for the sc i heard a turbo gives more gains.
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