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Old 07-10-2007, 03:19 PM
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Default Got my Strup Headers Today *pics right out of box*

Well, my Strup headers arrived today. I know when I was choosing headers I found quite a few pictures of the collectors for different headers but I remember Strup's pictures being pretty crappy. So, without further ado here are 3 clear pictures of what Strup headers come with and look like.



Old 07-10-2007, 05:13 PM
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How much did you pay for them?

I think I paid like 420 for mine.
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I paid 460 shipped. I know I could have gotten them a little cheaper somewhere, but I got anxious.
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ugh, my topspeeds looked much much cleaner. with that said, not sure how much this impacts performance. walkert bought my topspeeds and had it dyno'd. the gain in the mid range was wicked but he didnt gain anything top end.
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I had heard that topspeed started deburring the welds on the inside of the collectors, regardless its going to have very minimal impact. This is much smoother than the OEM collectors, though. I have seen various opinions on headers. Honestly, the overall consensus is that they aren't worth the money, but if you want to squeeze every possible ounce of power out of your car NA you might as well get them. I was about 3 seconds away from pulling the trigger on a set of crawfords but I guess I snapped out of it and realized the huge price difference. I know crawfords make the most power, but these will do just fine.

PS: I've done my research I am not expecting much.
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Originally Posted by Conceyted
I had heard that topspeed started deburring the welds on the inside of the collectors, regardless its going to have very minimal impact. This is much smoother than the OEM collectors, though. I have seen various opinions on headers. Honestly, the overall consensus is that they aren't worth the money, but if you want to squeeze every possible ounce of power out of your car NA you might as well get them. I was about 3 seconds away from pulling the trigger on a set of crawfords but I guess I snapped out of it and realized the huge price difference. I know crawfords make the most power, but these will do just fine.

PS: I've done my research I am not expecting much.
i think you will be pleasantly surprised. walkert gained if i remember right around 15whp from about 3000 to 5000 rpm with the top speed, and this is without a tune. i think that is significant. im contemplating going with headers since ive read that they are really good for vortech'd cars.
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Originally Posted by Nexx
i think you will be pleasantly surprised. walkert gained if i remember right around 15whp from about 3000 to 5000 rpm with the top speed, and this is without a tune. i think that is significant. im contemplating going with headers since ive read that they are really good for vortech'd cars.
There is no doubt you will see big gains with the proper headers on your S/c setup. Just be careful because it has potential to drastically throw your tune off.
Old 07-11-2007, 03:06 AM
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Originally Posted by Nexx
ugh, my topspeeds looked much much cleaner. with that said, not sure how much this impacts performance. walkert bought my topspeeds and had it dyno'd. the gain in the mid range was wicked but he didnt gain anything top end.
Big +1,
my topspeeds one looked better as well. For the price you cant go wrong w/ topspeed.
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Nice

You will be happy with your headers! And +1 to a mid-range kick in the pants!


GL with the install... its a pita, but you only do it once, so meh...
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they will get crapped a bit with corrosion within the first 1-2 uses anyway... I wouldn't worry about that little bit of corrosion inside
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Originally Posted by Wired 24/7
they will get crapped a bit with corrosion within the first 1-2 uses anyway... I wouldn't worry about that little bit of corrosion inside
Yea I wasn't posting the pictures because I was worried about a little rust I just wanted to make sure the strup headers were properly represented. The last pic I saw of the collectors showed very botched up welds inside.
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Originally Posted by Conceyted
Yea I wasn't posting the pictures because I was worried about a little rust I just wanted to make sure the strup headers were properly represented. The last pic I saw of the collectors showed very botched up welds inside.
I had mine treated at Jet-hot so they have been holding up well
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where did you guys get you topspeed headers at
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Originally Posted by mw9
where did you guys get you topspeed headers at
there's a reason we have a marketplace section and forum vendors... use them if you are looking for parts.
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Originally Posted by Wired 24/7
there's a reason we have a marketplace section and forum vendors... use them if you are looking for parts.

Dude, I know your a moderator, But it seems that everytime someone posts in a section your responsible for, and the post is not to your approval becuase they are either new or dont have a 309,908,723 post count, you make a smart *** comment.

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i have installed and used the strup headers with no prob for a while...great buy!!
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i`m really really disappointed about my DC Headers dunno if Strup is the same, but the pipes are toooooo small compared to JDM headers, really guys !! the JDM headers has much better collectors/bigger pipes, the RHD can be fitted with a minor work on the Driver side.
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Originally Posted by shifty711
Dude, I know your a moderator, But it seems that everytime someone posts in a section your responsible for, and the post is not to your approval becuase they are either new or dont have a 309,908,723 post count, you make a smart *** comment.

I am going to appologize for that guy,

Sorry, we all arent moderators on forums, we dont know about every section and every search outcome.

Please relax from now on.
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Not the best pic, but my inner welds on the collector were pretty even.




Originally Posted by derek173
I had mine treated at Jet-hot so they have been holding up well
Silly rabbit! Jet Hot is for kids! I think mine got corroded or something.



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