Headers + Test Pipes with....(before/after dyno comparison)
03-10-2009, 03:14 PM
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03-12-2009, 09:42 AM
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K well i made a post about the Ebay longtube headers couple page back and i guess it's only right to give u guys an update. Soooo, apparently they are Megans, even tho when i bought them it said Optimum Imports lol (good thing i guess). Install went great, perfect fitment, welds looked just as good as my bassani. The day i installed them i felt some power up top, worth it imo. Remind u i did not reset the ecu. Well two days later (today) i take my car out and WOW, this thing made my car pull 2x as hard lol (i guess the ecu took some time before getting adjusted). I thought i would lose some power down low, but i felt power increase low and primarily mid-high range. Coming from stock headers with testpipes, these made a huge difference. For $225 shipped u cant beat it, best power mod i have thus far.
03-12-2009, 11:09 AM
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K well i made a post about the Ebay longtube headers couple page back and i guess it's only right to give u guys an update. Soooo, apparently they are Megans, even tho when i bought them it said Optimum Imports lol (good thing i guess). Install went great, perfect fitment, welds looked just as good as my bassani. The day i installed them i felt some power up top, worth it imo. Remind u i did not reset the ecu. Well two days later (today) i take my car out and WOW, this thing made my car pull 2x as hard lol (i guess the ecu took some time before getting adjusted). I thought i would lose some power down low, but i felt power increase low and primarily mid-high range. Coming from stock headers with testpipes, these made a huge difference. For $225 shipped u cant beat it, best power mod i have thus far.
03-12-2009, 05:04 PM
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^ It took me and two of my friends 7hrs, we coulda done it in 5-6hrs if we didn't goof off as much lol. One reason we took so long is we dropped a nut somewhere in the engine bay, to this day it's stuck in there somewhere lol. I suggest doing it with a friend, one does the passenger, while the other does the driver side.
03-25-2009, 10:56 PM
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Ya it was 300 total for the install and dyno. The guy hoooked me up because he thinks I'm going to come back to him for other stuff. Which I won't lol. But After the headers and test pipes I didin't do any ecm adjusting. Just plug and play. And the hitch came stock with the car. It was actually a UHAUL hitch so I think you can get it at a uhaul store. Pretty funny though . It was a ***** taking off
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