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Old Sep 14, 2009 | 10:44 AM
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Hey guys i've decided to purchase Stillen headers for my HR. Read a couple threads on it and everyone seemed pretty happy about them. Sound? Daily driving? Whp? Dyno charts? Videos? Pics? Anything would help.. If I can get all feedback from HR owners that would be greatly appreciated!

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Current mods: Injen SES dual CAI's, Injen catback exhaust, turbo xs test pipes.


Ordering tommorrow: Stillen headers

I plan to purchase an Uprev tuning unit sometime next year, this should be my last mod for the year. Any advice or tips would be great!

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Already did that, Just wanted started a fresh new thread.
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Its all been covered in other threads... Pull one of the other's up!
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I like them. You feel a good increase in mid range power too.
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Originally Posted by kakashishin
I like them. You feel a good increase in mid range power too.
Any pics installed?
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Skip the headers and go straight for the reflash. IMO headers on the HR arent worth the $ or the trouble of installation for the minimal gains they create. The HR already has equal length headers from the factory to begin with.

Originally Posted by kakashishin
I like them. You feel a good increase in mid range power too
butt dyno FTL.
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Old Sep 14, 2009 | 03:07 PM
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Looks good. Think you will be pleased.
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Originally Posted by NISMO_558
Skip the headers and go straight for the reflash. IMO headers on the HR arent worth the $ or the trouble of installation for the minimal gains they create. The HR already has equal length headers from the factory to begin with.



butt dyno FTL.
I'm glad you have first hand experience with these headers to make such a bold statement.
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I'm glad you have first hand experience with these headers to make such a bold statement.
If you knew anything about the DE or the HR engines, you'd know that headers are a complete waste of money. Like I said, the HR already has equal length headers from the factory, theres not much to be improved upon, other than looks.

It's not my money, so knock youself out.
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Originally Posted by NISMO_558
If you knew anything about the DE or the HR engines, you'd know that headers are a complete waste of money. Like I said, the HR already has equal length headers from the factory, theres not much to be improved upon, other than looks.

It's not my money, so knock youself out.
You would know this how?! Have you removed your headers to see for yourself????????

I have removed my headers!! I can also post up pics to show you that they are not equal length! The Stillen headers are Equal length! Don't speak up unless you have your facts straight! You have no experience with Removing HR headers/installing headers or aftermarket headers in general so STFU!
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Originally Posted by NISMO_558
Skip the headers and go straight for the reflash. IMO headers on the HR arent worth the $ or the trouble of installation for the minimal gains they create. The HR already has equal length headers from the factory to begin with.



butt dyno FTL.
Umm.. before you start talking someone else in this fourm has done a dyno with the stillen headers so please dont talk unless you did your research
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Originally Posted by BigMo350z
Any pics installed?
No I didn't take any pics of them when they were being installed
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Yes I can tell you that they are equal length. They also have a tendency of rubbing against the steering knuckle. Anyhow we have been through this conversation before with ah so do a search and your questions will be answered.
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I have done some research and noticed stillen headers produce decent power on the stillen's site they claimed and showed dyno results 14 whp and other z members 10-15whp depending on what other supporting mods you have. This is my last bolt on mod that I have left to do, besides the stillen pulley.

^-Does it rub while driving? or did you mean during installation?

Does the throttle feel more responsive/lighter?
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Originally Posted by NISMO_558
Skip the headers and go straight for the reflash. IMO headers on the HR arent worth the $ or the trouble of installation for the minimal gains they create. The HR already has equal length headers from the factory to begin with.



butt dyno FTL.
even if they were eq. length, there is more to headers than that. every before and after dyno i've seen of headers on the HR, there were good gain's realised throughout the powerband (for a bolt on and an NA engine)
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Originally Posted by BigMo350z
I have done some research and noticed stillen headers produce decent power on the stillen's site they claimed and showed dyno results 14 whp and other z members 10-15whp depending on what other supporting mods you have. This is my last bolt on mod that I have left to do, besides the stillen pulley.

^-Does it rub while driving? or did you mean during installation?

Does the throttle feel more responsive/lighter?
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What's the opposite of a sticky thread?
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Worthless?...........This qualifies overwhelmingly.
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Honestly for the cost of the headers I don't think you can go wrong! Install is not that difficult. Several of my friends are Mechanics so I sneak in after hours at which ever dealer they work at.

The throttle response with my car is incredible.

Get the headers! You won't be disappointed. If your looking for a Stillen pulley I have the Underdrive crank pulley NIB with the belt needed. I can sell you! Weighs in at just shy of 1 lb.
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