Aftermarket Headers - Worth it or not?
#2
If you go with longtube headers and retune the car (which will be a must) then you can expect to see anywhere from 15 to as much as 30hp in pickup. Shorty headers, on the other hand, won't net you much other than different sound. LT's are definitely worth it if you're going for a good NA build or for a high end turbo/sc'd build. So yea......they are worth it. One of the better bolt-on mods you can do IMO. They are just a pain in the *** to install.
#3
If you go with longtube headers and retune the car (which will be a must) then you can expect to see anywhere from 15 to as much as 30hp in pickup. Shorty headers, on the other hand, won't net you much other than different sound. LT's are definitely worth it if you're going for a good NA build or for a high end turbo/sc'd build. So yea......they are worth it. One of the better bolt-on mods you can do IMO. They are just a pain in the *** to install.
#4
Kooks makes some long tubes for the V6. http://www.kookscustomheaders.com/ca...%204.0&pnid=39
It says 2005 to 2009 but the 2010 has the same engine/frame/etc so they'll still work.
If you go with shorties, the JBA are top notch.
It says 2005 to 2009 but the 2010 has the same engine/frame/etc so they'll still work.
If you go with shorties, the JBA are top notch.
Last edited by SirKnightTG; 09-20-2009 at 09:13 PM.
#6
Oops, sorry......I didn't realize you were talking about headers for a sixxer. I can't say I know much about that (as far as the kinds of gains you can expect and such). You should still see some power gains and a shift in the powerband though.
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