Nismo 350z

Love my DC headers. Headers are only worth it if you plan on staying NA. If you do FI, then forget about it. Same thing with cams.

Armitage

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Don't most single turbo and supercharger kits utilize headers? Why wouldn't you want to increase the flow there as well? I think the only time you can't use them is with certain ST or all TT kits.

Bubble

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back pressure issue?

se-r / gti-r

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As far as I know if you go with the Turbonetics kit you can utilize aftermarket headers

ISMSOLUTIONS

Stainless Steel are $379

Rick

ISMSOLUTIONS

Typically - for Turbo's - you want something designed for them - for SC - you want all the flow you can get.

Rick

se-r / gti-r

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I understand that but with the Turbonetics it utilizes ur stock manifold so aftermarket headers will work with the Turbonetics kit. It will create boost a lil later but will increase power up top

Jackhammer1979

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Unfortunately no, thats how I scored a set of Strup headers with Intense Powersport resonated Test Pipes installed all for about $600

My buddy bought the headers and the turbonetics kit, put on the headers and found out the hard way they dont fit with the single turbo kit.

I love the sound and pull the set up gives. I already had the 3.9 gears in the final drive and the Nismo CAI so it pulled good down low but now it seems once the car hits 3k rpm its almost like a small turbo boost, it pulls harder right as it hits 3k and all through the power band.

Only neg is the smell... but unless you plan on spending alot of time sitting still or behind your own Z it shouldnt be too much of a problem.

Once again love the STRUP headers and test pipe combo, love it

ReavTek

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Once headers and test pipes are installed (or long tube headers) is it necessary to tune? I ask because I would rather not be running lean since I am considering running a small shot of nitrous.

Edit:

I am currently running:

Intake, Y-pipe, Mid Pipe and Muffler, Test Pipes, UR Pulleys

Jackhammer1979

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you could tune and try to get better performance, wouldnt hurt it but the ECU is going to adjust to the new parts in about 500 miles of good driving, running it through the gears, putting in some highway and city miles. The Z runs very lean as it is stock, about 14.1-15.3 is about average A/F that I was hitting on my Z stock. If you could tune it out with the heads and pipes probably would want to keep it lower around 13's for N/A only. Dont want to run too rich with N/A mods only as you could start fouling plugs and getting partial detonation and wasting lots of fuel.

sam350

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i have a set of hks hi power ti with y pipe and h pipe (come with hks) and my question is i got a set of helix test pipe and strup header ( will install soon) u guys think this is a good set up? will it have the rasp problem?
i also have mrev+ 5/16 spacer , injen cai ,and planning to get the final gear any suggestion on that?(i mean the final gear) someone told richmond racing gear is good but other than that is that other band i should know? i don't know much about this but i know i will stay with n/a!! thx for the help!!

xav_350z

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as far as headers, with the supercharger, im not a big fan at all, i would keep the stock manifolds and use high flow cats... the stock manifolds are great
for FI... IF you did headers, with the supercharger, i would do nismo or crawford... but, my personal choice, no headers and keep stock manifolds...

ZLadie2000

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why no headers with a SC?