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Old 10-31-2013, 02:27 AM   #43
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So I've got a Perrin 3" catback and front pipe with stock overpipe/headers. Drop in KnN with he Perrin inlet. pretty much the supporting intake/exhaust to make optimal power with these headers. I would love to have you guys tune mine in the future. Be interesting to see the gain of the header on a more free-flowing system.
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Old 10-31-2013, 03:55 AM   #44
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Old 11-24-2013, 09:29 PM   #45
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I'd put this up against the HKS EL with full exhaust. I bet you would get almost even whp.
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Old 11-25-2013, 09:20 AM   #46
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I'd put this up against the HKS EL with full exhaust. I bet you would get almost even whp.
I'd be interested to see this too.
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The other interesting thing is Shiv@Vishnu ended up going UEL on their header based on how the tuning went and the performance gain. I think the UEL vs EL debate is thrown out the window at this point unless we're talking 400-500 HP cars.
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Old 11-25-2013, 11:11 AM   #48
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I have a question as I will be getting this same header, I also have a thread started on this topic and just lack a professional opinion , there are a few of us wondering this.... on the uel headers they place the primary o2 sensor(wideband,pre-cat) O2 sensor on the o2 port that is on a single exhaust runner , and the secondary o2sensor(post-cat catalyst monitoring) at the collector flange where it gathers exhaust temps from all 4 cylinders, would it not make sense to put the primary (wideband) sensor in a position where it can monitor all 4 cylinders ???? in the event of a tune (ecutek) does it matter if the primary o2 sensor is located at the collector or does it have to be on that single exhaust runner ?
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bringing this thread back from the dead to say.. hot damn that jdl header is something. no dyno pull and i dont expect to do one, but where the 1 to 2 shift at redline used to chirp the tires now it full on breaks them loose. also i know that the dip isn't gone but i'll be damned if you can perceptibly feel it anymore. its much more of a solid and hard pull, with the sonic rumble to make it feel and sound faster too. go get yourself one if youre on the fence.
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bringing this thread back from the dead to say.. hot damn that jdl header is something. no dyno pull and i dont expect to do one, but where the 1 to 2 shift at redline used to chirp the tires now it full on breaks them loose. also i know that the dip isn't gone but i'll be damned if you can perceptibly feel it anymore. its much more of a solid and hard pull, with the sonic rumble to make it feel and sound faster too. go get yourself one if youre on the fence.
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