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-   -   OFH or Revworks - which will you choose? (https://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=56530)

Boofneenee 01-24-2014 07:27 PM

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Originally Posted by StormTrooper (Post 1477046)
If you dig through rev works thread there are several graphs....seems to have less top end than other more expensive headers. Haven't seen a third party dyno of the OFH yet to compare.

Drift office did one on 92oct.

One of the early revworks had an issue with a weld or maybe a crack. Think it was fixed and a small number if not only one person with an issue. You'll have to wait another month for 3rd party info on the OFH.

your right. Here is the link for a dyno done by drift office with the Rev UEL and other exhaust parts:

http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=49916

and here is the dyno for Revworks tuned by Drift Office on 90 something gas

http://www.ft86club.com/forums/attac...8&d=1382683534

here is a dyno comparing the OFT + OPH combo

http://i85.photobucket.com/albums/k4...FHOFT91oct.jpg

compare those tq dips. Which one looks better?

max horse power from the Revworks is lower at 174.89 when compared to OpenFlash setup at 190. But, max power may not be the most important stat for many drivers. What about the differences in tq dip? The dip in the Revworks looks more smooth to me.


Shiv's dyno is a better example of what his gear can really yield because of the several dyno runs overlapped.

The Revworks dyno is older and their is only 1 dyno in this example for review. This may not be the best representation of the Revworks header.

Nonetheless, that near elimination of the tq dip at the cost of max hp is really nice. A selling point to some. Maybe me.

Now, JDL has come into discussion and it is a gorgeous piece equipped with flex joints and a lifetime warranty. They have a dyno posted on their site showing nice gains but that's E85. I havn't seen 90 octane dynos for comparison. Price for the JDL shipped to me is around $920, Revworks, $710 and OFH $600.

decisions!!

Jesse@JDLAutodesign 01-24-2014 08:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Boofneenee (Post 1477730)

Now, JDL has come into discussion and it is a gorgeous piece equipped with flex joints and a 1 yr warranty. They have a dyno posted on their site showing nice gains but that's E85. I havn't seen 90 octane dynos for comparison. Price for the JDL shipped to me is around $920, Revworks, $710 and OFH $600.

decisions!!


http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=49985

They are on sale for $859 now too!

StormTrooper 01-24-2014 08:44 PM

I thought the JDL warranty was lifetime vice 1yr....

Boofneenee 01-24-2014 09:04 PM

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Originally Posted by StormTrooper (Post 1477868)
I thought the JDL warranty was lifetime vice 1yr....

it is it is! typo on my part.

Rev Works 01-28-2014 12:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Boofneenee (Post 1476631)
I have been picking my brain over both. Obviously both companies put out solid products and here we have the choice of 2 similiar headers with, i think comparable gains?

If you get the OFH you know what your getting in terms of performance. Those guys do an awesome job of posting dynos and such. However, i dont know much about the quality of the product. Revworks, on the other hand, boasts American made and quality parts. Both have a 1 yr warranty. I have no idea which header will last longer

If i look at the OFH dyno on 91 the tq dip is not eliminated but drastically reduced. Does anyone have a 91 revworks dyno that is tuned for viewing? I would be curious to see if the dip is even better than the OFh?

revworks is a hundred and some change more than the ofh. Is this extra money worth it in quality? Maybe performance in the dip? I believe the revworks will sound better based on vids i have heard. Also the revworks appears to have longer tubing from where the exhaust comes out to the collector. I think that will help some with velocity and performance.

Thanks for considering our Product in your next purchase! We know there are ton's of options out there now for header choices, but i encourage you to message us if there are any unanswered questions you may have! We are proud to say that we have now sold over 100+ headers, and that every single one has still been made in house by our hands! I personally inspect each one before boxing and shipping to our customers.

Let me know if there is anything i can do to help!
-Matt

86-tundra 01-28-2014 12:38 PM

People get too hung up on the american made thing. I've bought plenty of stuff from the US that sucks.

OFH

Grip Ronin 01-28-2014 12:42 PM

i got a revworks before the ofh came out. its a solid item but my flange was warpped and leaked. they offer one yr replacement but doing the work twice again and packaging this big item is quite a job

Malt 01-28-2014 01:46 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Boofneenee (Post 1477730)
your right. Here is the link for a dyno done by drift office with the Rev UEL and other exhaust parts:

...

compare those tq dips. Which one looks better?

max horse power from the Revworks is lower at 174.89 when compared to OpenFlash setup at 190. But, max power may not be the most important stat for many drivers. What about the differences in tq dip? The dip in the Revworks looks more smooth to me.


Shiv's dyno is a better example of what his gear can really yield because of the several dyno runs overlapped.

The Revworks dyno is older and their is only 1 dyno in this example for review. This may not be the best representation of the Revworks header.

Nonetheless, that near elimination of the tq dip at the cost of max hp is really nice. A selling point to some. Maybe me.

Now, JDL has come into discussion and it is a gorgeous piece equipped with flex joints and a lifetime warranty. They have a dyno posted on their site showing nice gains but that's E85. I havn't seen 90 octane dynos for comparison. Price for the JDL shipped to me is around $920, Revworks, $710 and OFH $600.

decisions!!

That dyno chart looks like its from an earlier map release. Did you happen to see the one that shiv posted in this thread? The one with E85 shows literally no torque dip.. mmm got to love that corn juice!

wrussi 01-29-2014 11:49 AM

I went with Revworks. good price excellent quality and proven gains. JDL is nice too but its more money and i doubt gains will be relevant if any. i'd love to see an unbiased back to back comparisson between the two tho.

EvilBeaverFace 01-29-2014 12:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Boofneenee (Post 1477730)
compare those tq dips. Which one looks better?

scaling is different, just FYI. Its slightly to RevWorks favor (stretched out a little more) if I'm looking at it right. So the tq dip will look worse for the OFH if you're comparing just those two dyno charts.

enwave 01-29-2014 12:17 PM

I went OFH and should be in one of the early batches so hopefully I'll be able to report back in the next month or so.

Customer service was important to me, and while I'm sure RevWorks is awesome, I had personal positive experience with the OpenFlash guys.

Really I'm sure you'll be happy with any of these -- can't argue with JDL for quality, and OFH for price, and I'm not sure where RevWorks falls since I don't have much experience with them. I'm sure they're great too :)


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Boofneenee 01-29-2014 02:56 PM

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Originally Posted by enwave (Post 1488779)
I went OFH and should be in one of the early batches so hopefully I'll be able to report back in the next month or so.

Customer service was important to me, and while I'm sure RevWorks is awesome, I had personal positive experience with the OpenFlash guys.

Really I'm sure you'll be happy with any of these -- can't argue with JDL for quality, and OFH for price, and I'm not sure where RevWorks falls since I don't have much experience with them. I'm sure they're great too :)


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The guys at open flash are pretty awesome

FR-S Matt 01-29-2014 03:04 PM

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Originally Posted by wrussi (Post 1488677)
I went with Revworks. good price excellent quality and proven gains. JDL is nice too but its more money and i doubt gains will be relevant if any. i'd love to see an unbiased back to back comparisson between the two tho.

There are several dynos of both headers out there, third party. Granted it's not a blowout difference between them both, but I believe tuners can squeeze more HP out of the JDL vs the Revworks due to the design/collector on the JDL.

Rodn333y 03-17-2017 12:18 AM

I've been super on the fence about which of these three headers to pick. What has helped me make up my mind is the dyno evidence. The fact that if you look through almost any thread discussing these headers, Shiv is up in there somewhere with his dyno charts. I'm not saying these other guys don't have graphs but as others have stated the scaling is different favoring the other header. As well as there is just way more dyno charts of the OFH on all kinds of set ups. Seems to me Shiv is the only one not afraid to throw his dynos up anywhere. Winner.


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