BlackonBlack07

I installed flowmasters and an h-pipe a while back but i want it louder. I was thinking some shorty headers would do it since i dont have enough dough for LT's. Are they even worth buying? or should i just save up for some LT's? and i was at this motorsports place and they told me that i shouldnt intall headers before an intake cause of some airflow something or another.. is this true as well? thanks guys.

Dennis074.0

L/T's FTW


start saving up, and get KOOKS. they are the meanist soundingsons a b!tches you could ever want.

howarmat

CAI/tune before anything else

svt93style

Not worth it anyway you look at it.

Shorty a waste.

Long tubes...for what?

I want you to think of a garden hose...what happens when you turn it on...water pours out...what happens when you take your finger and make the opening smaller?
It shoots out and goes farther.

Now think about getting a bigger hose but you have the same amount of water coming thru it...falls out....put your finger on it...minimal effect...

Get the idea?

The exhaust is the same...until you have a hell of alot of air going in to the motor there is no need to change the headers...especailly with longtubes...overkill....don't buy into the magazine 15 horse crap...
Put a blower on then longtubes then you'll see 15 horse.

Simple physics.

BlackonBlack07

Cool. thanks a lot for the info guys that helped a lot

loots06

I have shorties on my Stang wish I would have done the LT's!

D_Gusler

Just loose the flowmaster axlebacks & put on some Macs with the big 4" tips--- you'll love it.

BlackonBlack07

the only problem is that im afraid a CAI/Tune is going to void my warranty so i wanted to avoid getting those until my warranty is up. is it wrong to install headers before getting my CAI/tune?

owero01

You get more bang for the buck with CAI and Tune then the headers.

ohsixgt1217

Oh God here we go again. Void my warranty wa wa wa wa! Go by a civic, i hear they have a good warranty.