Ford Racing Shorty Headers
#2
I just put on a set of the FRPP shorties and next week I'm suppose to go on the dyno. Based on Booze Bros. Racings experience they may or may not be able to tell me if they think it gave any horsepower gains. I also have a CAI and FRPP axle back stingers. On a side note for mine if it gives me a couple of more horses ok, if not well they look better than cast iron factory and sound better too.If your really after the horses most will tell you to get long tubes and they are probably right but I didn't want to get high flow cats and more $$$ tied up in the exhaust.
Last edited by LegendLives; 04-22-2009 at 02:47 PM. Reason: BOO-BOO :~)
#3
The JBA cat4ward shorty headers look like a much better design and that is the shorty header I went with. They are also CARB certified if you are worried about emissions. I felt a good power increase with these headers and the sound is amazing. I will be taking a run with my accelerometer whenever I get my car fixed up from an accident and I will post before/after runs to show any gains I recieved.
#5
you must take before and after dynos to make any comparison. i wonder if anyone has done a shorty comparison w/ dyno numbers.
what is Booze Bros racing? do they have a bar and dyno shop or something.
what is Booze Bros racing? do they have a bar and dyno shop or something.
#6
If you go to their site you can read about them and their racing championships, shop etc... They know Fords and are even modifying Ford dealership stangs, there pretty nice and of coarse expensive. The Dad and boys have been into Fords a long time.
Here is a little info on the one working on my car.
Charlie Booze, Jr .: Charlie is a graduate of Shippensburg University and has been Manager of Booze Brother Racing Performance since it opened in 2000. Charlie is a 4-time World Champion in various drag racing classes, and known for his engine assembling and tuning capabilities
http://www.boozebrothersracing.com/
#7
I will do that, It wont be the most accurate but might give us an idea any way. I will also pick their brains while I'm there about brands etc..
#8
I may have another issue though. I changed spark plugs in between dynos to the autolite ht1's. My a/f ratio was richer than my previous dyno, which makes me think that i am not getting as good of a spark and consuming all the fuel during combustion. I never did check the gap on them though. Just assumed they were right. May have to pull one and check it.
Scott
#9
#10
i know when my friends work on their mustangs there is always some beer around. maybe thats why it always takes so long to finish the job. lol. but i did take a look at that Booze Bros racing link and they have some nice rides there!