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18284, next step? headers?
Posted by reallysmartperson, Mar-24-02 12:47 PM
I drive a 95 gs w/intake and cat-back. Do you think I should go for headers next. I want a stage 11 HRC turbo kit in the distant future and that will replace the headers it says so do you think i should just wait?
18285, RE: next step? headers?
Posted by dougie2, Mar-24-02 12:56 PM
Just wait and put the money into your turbo funds. You really wouldn't get anything out of a header anyway IMO.
18286, RE: next step? headers?
Posted by 1TuffRS, Mar-24-02 01:12 PM
I would not suggest that you get headers as your next modification. You should buy the AFX UDP and/or cam gears. You will get more power from one or both of these two modifications than from headers
18287, RE: next step? headers?
Posted by eclipzGST, Mar-24-02 01:29 PM
Yeah, just go with the UDP. If you get headers now, you'll just be wasting your money if you plan on boosting.

-Tony 98'GST


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18288, RE: next step? headers?
Posted by RoboTechDSM, Mar-24-02 02:02 PM
headers = 2 hp
18289, RE: next step? headers?
Posted by joshacu, Mar-24-02 03:17 PM
stage 11 huh. damn thats got to be like 3000hp. sorry couldnt resist.
-Josh




weapon-r intake
greddy headers
apex-i n1 catback
afx udp
energy suspension
motor mounts
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18290, RE: next step? headers?
Posted by babybeclipse, Mar-25-02 03:53 AM
damn you beat me to it! :P
18291, RE: next step? headers?
Posted by Tytanfoxx, Mar-25-02 04:30 AM
Stage 11? does that come with an afterburner-couldn't resist either hehehe
18292, RE: next step? headers?
Posted by soldier101, Mar-25-02 04:32 AM
guys come on, it's obviously a typo, he means stage 1 and ya'll know it :P
18293, RE: next step? headers?
Posted by reallysmartperson, Mar-25-02 07:32 AM
That was my first post and i made an ass outta myself. At least it was high enough to obviously be a typo. It would have been worse if i put 7 or 8 or something. Anyway. How many horses can I expect from pulleys or cam gears or both? thanx for the help.
18294, RE: next step? headers?
Posted by 1TuffRS, Mar-25-02 07:47 AM
about 15-20 hp to the wheels from both modifications 10 from just the pulley and 5-10 from the cam gears
18295, RE: next step? headers?
Posted by reallysmartperson, Mar-25-02 09:47 AM
where is a good place to buy these from? and one more question. where do you guys get those 2gnt stickers for your cars?
18296, RE: next step? headers?
Posted by Michael_97RS, Mar-25-02 09:51 AM
If you were staying NA I would have said go with the header, but I would not do it sincee you plan on boositng.

AFX Underdrive Pulley http://howellautomotive.com or PTuning
Cam Gears, Howell has Fidanzas for $250 but some Neons guys dont' like the bolt design. They also have AEM cam gears are 3 bolts to Fidanzas & unorthodox 5 bolt. The AEM and Unorthodox are available at different places.

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Injen CAI, 55mm TB, Hooker 4-1 Stepped Header, GS-T Muffler, AFX UDP, S-AFC, 8.5mm Magnecor Wires, Crane Fireball HI-6DI2, SS Clutch Line, NRG Susp. Motor Mount Ins., FU/RU/RL STBs, TSW Blade 17x7.5, Bridgestone Potenza RE730 215/45ZR-17. Front KVR Cross-Drilled Rotors & Carbon Fiber Pads

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18297, RE: next step? headers?
Posted by reallysmartperson, Mar-25-02 02:32 PM
Are the AFX UDP easy to install? How much would it cost for a mechanic to install them? How much of my A/C etc. will I sacrifice?
18298, RE: next step? headers?
Posted by fasterGS, Mar-26-02 03:55 AM
Depends on your definition of easy. Is it really difficult, no. Is it time consuming, yes. I did mine in just over three hours, So I figure a good mechanic could do it in a couple. And it depends on your mechanic as to how much they would charge. Where do you live? Ask one of these guys in your area to come and help you install it, I would if I was close to you.
18299, RE: next step? headers?
Posted by reallysmartperson, Mar-26-02 10:21 AM
I live in UTAH syracuse, its near ogden. I don't think anybody is near. Thanks for the help though.

p.s. I trashed an accord today.