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Even if I have a slight rasp in the Nameless header, I'll just print off the dyno chart and hand it to them. Should be enough reasoning.
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Right now, you're talking as if you know what you're talking about, when you don't since you've never heard an EL Subaru in person. Go to a Subaru meet, check out the EL header cars if you can't wait for an 86 in your area. |
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If you've heard an EL Subaru in person then you should know it doesn't sound like a Honda. We weren't even talking about rasp to begin with, so let's get back to where you said it sounds like a Honda. |
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Whatever, I'm done. The rasp is what I was referencing when I said it sounds like the Honda. To each there own.
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Cheers, buddy.
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Jason is pretty confident in their header and their axleback's sound. Not to mention, he's still toying with mid-pipe configurations even in a 3" setup with a beefy resonator to quiet it down and tame it some.
Still lots of work to do into finalizing it all it seems. I know we all want that header to release, but its better to not rush it and getting it exactly the way they want. |
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The only way you will get to compare the sound of another subaru with EL headers to this car, is to find a NA subaru with an EL header. You cannot compare say a wrx/sti with an EL header to this application.
Sorry but I tend to agree with the rasp comment that all the EL headers provided so far have been so. |
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The sound preference between UEL & EL is purely subjective; personally, I'm of the belief that UEL sounds pretty *****.
I own an '07 Subaru STi with an EL manifold and I'd never go back to UEL; I've ran both manifolds. It was mentioned, previously in this thread, that UEL manifolds have a tendency to heat up one side of your motor, cough cylinder #4 cough, most Subaru people should know what I'm getting at.. ![]() Now, I'm sure it could be argued that the "heating" of one side of the motor, versus the other side, may be exaggerated by my EJ motor being turbo; however would you really want one side of your motor being heated more than the other, from a longevity stand point? Whether it's a matter of preference, or safety, you can bet I'd run an EL manifold. Here's a shot of my '07 STi:
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