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Old 03-19-2008, 08:59 PM   #7 (permalink)
Deep Lava
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Car: 2005 Deep Lava Red 300C
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It pretty much plug and play, but the header are a little work to put on, cause you have to lift on side of the motor, but that is true for any of the headers...I think
No need to lift the motor with the Dynatechs. With the car on ramps, they slid right in. Getting to a few of the bolts were a challenge but doable.

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Generally speaking how much added power do you get from adding headers to your motor? I know it varies depending on your other mods, I am just wondering if it is worth it or not.
I noticed quite a bit. The car was (still is) a tire shredder after the long-tube header (and high-flow cats) install. Also, the "quiet" Borla got considerably louder the install
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2005 300c Deep Lava Red w/Dynatech Longtube Headers, High Flow Cats, 140112 Borla, SuperChips FlashPaq, K&N Drop-in, 180ºF thermostat, Toyo Proxes S/T 255/50-18, and silencer removed = 13.682 @ 102.23mph
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