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Old 03-15-2007, 03:55 PM
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Default SFR stage 1 304SS header
I had a customer cancel on a set of stage 1 304SS headers even though they are ready to ship out so if anyone wants a set and doesnt want to have to wait for our normal 3-4 week leadtime. Give me a call. Thanks.
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Old 03-16-2007, 12:45 AM
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That would be nice to have.
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Old 03-16-2007, 12:54 AM
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Do stage 1 headers give good power increases? They are basicly a stock replacement correct?
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I believe the collectors they use are good for a few hp
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They are higher quality steel than the OEM
They are tri-y, so they will increase torque - ESPECIALLY over your leaking original headers which are delaying your spoolup by 300 rpm.

That is directed to anyone with original, 20 year old Porsche headers - if you think they're not leaking...... That's funny.
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I have his Stage 1 headers and love them. Haven't been able to dyno anything yet tho.

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I know mine are leaking....just can't afford them yet......
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mine are definately leaking, you can hear an audible tick but they have to wait while i save for stage 2s in full t4
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Wow Jim, it doesn't look like you'll get any cylinder flex with that block setup. That looks killer.

sorry for the OT
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Originally Posted by special tool
They are higher quality steel than the OEM
They are tri-y, so they will increase torque - ESPECIALLY over your leaking original headers which are delaying your spoolup by 300 rpm.

That is directed to anyone with original, 20 year old Porsche headers - if you think they're not leaking...... That's funny.
How do you usually test for leaks in headers ST?
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Milledge has reported 10 horsepower and 15 ft/lbs increase on a completely stock 951.The more mods you have,the more power you can make.



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Originally Posted by toddk911
How do you usually test for leaks in headers ST?
Submerge the car in your backyard pool.
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OT: Tim, thanks for over-nighting the MAF!

I'm installing it right now, if you want, i'll send you dyno charts when finished (i have a dyno appt tomorrow)
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Originally Posted by dime1622
Submerge the car in your backyard pool.
LOL

I guess I will stick with the leaf blower up the tailpipe technique.
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Originally Posted by TurboTim
Milledge has reported 10 horsepower and 15 ft/lbs increase on a completely stock 951.The more mods you have,the more power you can make.

Tim
Don't the shift the power higher in the rev range though?
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