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I am interested in the header but would just like to check if there are any issues with RHD BRZ fitment.
From my understanding, according to Nameless's current lineup Parts thats fit both LHD and RHD are - Header - Front Pipe - Catback Exhaust Parts that don't fit RHD - Overpipe Would someone confirm on that? It would be a dampener not to have access to quality parts due to being RHD. As much as possible, I would like to avoid going JDM cos the proper ones are normally sold at a PREMIUM, which is not helped by the high YEN now.
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RHD Downpipe: http://shop.namelessperformance.com/...t-factory-fit/ RHD Downpipe/AxleBack Combo:http://shop.namelessperformance.com/...w-cat-package/ RHD Overpipe (not yet listed on our website, but here is a photo): ![]() Header is not yet released, but we will be releasing a factory fit RHD (same as LHD) header w/ catalytic converter or catless. Our other more berserker header design will not be compatible with RHD as the space occupied by the steering column will be required for routing (assuming that design performs on the dyno as well as we believe it will). Hope this helps! Jason |
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Thanks for the quick reply. Good to hear. For sure I would like to hear about the RHD header (with and without cat). Once that and the overpipe is out, hopefully you guys can pack both of that and the front pipe (down pipe) into the smallest box possible as I am sure freight to where I am from will be massive. Local authorities are harsh on aftermarket parts so I probably will have to go with a legal and authority certified catback or axleback. Its $380 USD/time for illegal modifications to the exhaust system. Given the current outlook, that seems to be some time away still before the local speed shops bring in any parts for sale. Most likely will have to pay a ransom price for un-JDM JDM parts. However, it seems there is enough power to be gained from the front part of the exhaust so I will have to settle for that first. Look forward to your header and overpipe. ![]() Cheers |
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![]() But most cars I've put turbos on have been surprisingly quieter after install. Unless, of course, the turbo is massive.
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If you weat to understand what drone is...drive an S5 3.0 TFSI with a full exhaust and no resonator...
Or a Clio RS with a group N system! Last edited by Gardus@Supersprint; 08-02-2012 at 10:08 AM. |
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Wish this car had a turbo. Might have to put one on. Still on the fence on that one. We shall see. Jason |
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Nice. I've been thinking about different designs for shift knobs, trying to come up with something that would be more ergonomic. Looks like I'm way too late. |
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So.. back on track. How are the new header designs coming along?
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Those headers look flawless <3
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whebn can we expect to see one of the crazier header designs?
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@Jason@Nameless, How about a throttle body spacer to increase plenum volume? I don't know if anyone has tested it yet, but the plenum seems small and the engine may benefit from it. Not to mention it would could be cheap to make.
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Already in the works.
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| The Following User Says Thank You to Jason@Nameless For This Useful Post: | SkAsphalt (10-04-2012) |
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