Headers
#1
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Headers
Dave(Novak of FRF) never made good on his promise to build me another header....anyone have a short aftermarket header they would part with?(please, no offers for SFR headers)
Cheers
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Last edited by Dwane; 04-02-2015 at 01:26 PM.
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You've tried SFR before by the sounds of it?
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I am running the Stage 2 version. It is not a bad header but it does have some issues. The major of these are their flange connections and the crossover pipe in general.
If I had it all to do over again I would probably have looked harder at the CEP header. He makes a really nice product but can be hard to get hold of.
If I had it all to do over again I would probably have looked harder at the CEP header. He makes a really nice product but can be hard to get hold of.
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From: In the garage trying to keep boost down
I am running the Stage 2 version. It is not a bad header but it does have some issues. The major of these are their flange connections and the crossover pipe in general.
If I had it all to do over again I would probably have looked harder at the CEP header. He makes a really nice product but can be hard to get hold of.
If I had it all to do over again I would probably have looked harder at the CEP header. He makes a really nice product but can be hard to get hold of.
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You need to stick around for a Bob day so I can take you out in the beast....when I took Rene out last year he was tapping the boost gauge, saying its broken
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They are great years ago I forget the magazine but they did testing on LR SPR and B&B if recall the B&B was tops for stage 1 style of header.
Sure, have the days been announced yet?
Sure, have the days been announced yet?
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I wouldn't worry about them initially. But I do think they were made from the wrong stainless. I think they are 309 or something like that. The biggest issue with the ones I have is the crossover, after running hard on it for about 2 years it is in need of constant repair. I am trying to get Yut to build me a new one but he is snowed under right now. The crossover is probably most vulnerable to temperature shifts from driving through puddles, wet grass and stuff. So it has a tendency to get work hardened through the heating and cooling cycles so they will crack where stress builds up most. I will take them off sometime this summer and see if I can stress relieve them by heating them up red hot and allow them to air cool.
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I would just get someone to make you up a custom set. Might be a bit more expensive but you'll get exactly what you want. Must be 1000 places in the US that can do this. Do the exhaust, X over, downpipe etc all in one go.
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I am just starting my next engine build and will have a custom header made for it. This one was a learning experience, I know more about what to ask for this time.