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Old 19-08-2005, 12:54 PM
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Had a discussion about headers today briefly at work, and i can't remember what the configuration was for getting low end torque and high end torque.

Got mixed up with the unequal and equal set up.

Someone pls clarify this again
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Old 19-08-2005, 01:33 PM
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unequal will give low

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Equal length definitely gives more up top....my car, with no extra tuning, has a bit more lag, but pulls like a train up top. Almost to the point where I'm outrunning my brakes and need to upgrade them asap!
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Equal length definitely gives more up top....my car, with no extra tuning, has a bit more lag, but pulls like a train up top. Almost to the point where I'm outrunning my brakes and need to upgrade them asap!
what have you got on joe? did you get some HKS ones?
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headers of different brands have different pipe sizes which will effect air speed for spool up....
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Yeah my opinion would be that regardless of equal or unequal, it's how each header is specifically designed that will give you low/mid/top end gains.
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