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Old 11-10-2013, 10:45 AM   #71
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I installed the XSPower header today and I'm very impressed. Much higher quality than I was expecting. With the stock header my innovate supercharged fr-s felt a bit like it couldn't breathe. Adding this header has made that choking feeling go away and the car feels much smoother now. Not to mention, the header didn't add too much additional noise paired with my perrin overrpipe, catted front pipe, and resonated catback. It does sound different though, in a good way, but it is not much louder. Totally worth the money.

Im having a hard time locating the sale add for them, I would like to take a closer look.
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Old 11-10-2013, 01:05 PM   #72
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Im having a hard time locating the sale add for them, I would like to take a closer look.
Here is the header on ebay

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Ah, Euro spec, Wish i had any idea what they mean by that..

Looks quality in the pics though.
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Old 11-10-2013, 01:43 PM   #74
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Ah, Euro spec, Wish i had any idea what they mean by that..

Looks quality in the pics though.
It fits a GT86 or any other Euro variant of our car.
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It fits a GT86 or any other Euro variant of our car.
This is correct, now that he mentions it the outlet is on the opposite side from the US cars. It's for left hand drive cars only I think lol can anyone confirm I'm not crazy?

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Aside form the steering column, I don't think that there area any real "under-car" differences between the LHD and RHD models.
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Aside form the steering column, I don't think that there area any real "under-car" differences between the LHD and RHD models.
Hmm they might be talking about the cat being European spec therefore not legal in the US. Not like that would bother too many people.
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I spoke with the eBay seller and he said that the catalytic converter is Euro spec meaning that it meets the EU's stricter emissions standards.
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And now we know.
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I installed the XSPower header today and I'm very impressed. Much higher quality than I was expecting. With the stock header my innovate supercharged fr-s felt a bit like it couldn't breathe. Adding this header has made that choking feeling go away and the car feels much smoother now. Not to mention, the header didn't add too much additional noise paired with my perrin overrpipe, catted front pipe, and resonated catback. It does sound different though, in a good way, but it is not much louder. Totally worth the money.
Keep us updated if there are any CEL issues or any other problems. For the money that is a good looking piece. I'd love to see a before and after dyno.
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I bought it and I'm fully satisfied!
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For anyone else interested in the $300 header I just talked to the vendor selling them (speed element) he said there was a mix up and they got the wrong parts in but They should have the new shipment soon and once they verify fitment it will be back for sale. He also sent me a link to the teaser video for the sound and It sounds good, lots of boxer burble, sounds about like the borla.

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For anyone else interested in the $300 header I just talked to the vendor selling them (speed element) he said there was a mix up and they got the wrong parts in but They should have the new shipment soon and once they verify fitment it will be back for sale. He also sent me a link to the teaser video for the sound and It sounds good, lots of boxer burble, sounds about like the borla.

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