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From my experience with other 4 cyl cars, 4-2-1 headers are quite a bit quieter than 4-1 headers. also 4-2-1 tend to spread the torque over a wider rpm range than the 4-1 variety but it all depends on the tuning (of tubing diameter and length).
I think somewhere in this thread they said they will release 2 versions, one power biased and one torque biased with smaller diameter primaries. the latter should be quieter too. For me though the ESC option is the quietest and simplest way to flatten out the torque curve and have a nice bump in power too. |
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I am by no means an expert on headers or exhaust but I know a little about harmonics. From what I understand headers are tuned to specific frequencies which help draw air through the combustion chamber. 4-2-1 headers will end up with two natural frequencies yielding two torque peeks. 4-1 headers have one natural frequency usually producing one larger torque peek. Getting each exhaust pulse to convirge and cause a low pressure wave to occur near the exhaust valve just before it opens will get more exhaust out of the combustion chamber. More clean oxygen and fuel can then enter the combustion chamber and produce a larger explosion. Like I said I am no expert on exhaust but I believe these are the basics of what nameless has mastered. If anyone with more experience can shed more light on the subject I would appreciate it.
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I already went with another vendor as I was fed up with waiting a month ago. I am ok if their headers arent as good as mine because I highly doubt 95% of the people will notice the difference in a couple whp from 2 different types of headers. Them saying 1 more month for 3 months is just ridiculous. They should either not say anything or just say it will be a couple more months and be honest. All it seems like they are doing is just beating around the bush to prevent potential customers to go to another vendor. |
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You would think that, as FRS/BRZ owners, we would be used to waiting a really long time for something with no ETA or info.
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I also have the goal. 1. Kick out the torque dip. 2. Will not lose torque in low rpm, due to I'm a daily driver. 3. Not too loud. (reasonably quiet) So, what's your final decision (or candidate) for header? Did you also plan to upgrade the over pipe , front pipe? Thanks. |
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Etc, etc, etc... Hopefully this gives you some things to think about.
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As far as I can tell, the overpipe isn't particularly restrictive, but I was thinking of getting a new (catted) front pipe to free up some of the restriction caused by the secondary cat. I also just bought JDM tips, so I don't want to replace my muffler but I recently noticed it's rusted to shit, so I might end up replacing the whole exhaust system anyway.
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Reliability on headers in a WRX have no regard to EL/UEL, it has to do with using stainless (SS304 usually) in a high heat setting. SS321 doesn't have the issues you see with "normal" stainless headers in a turbo application, but the materials cost is a LOT higher.
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What kinds of transmission do you have (AT or MT)? Thanks again. |
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Well guys, I got a chance to speak with Jason and John both a bit. Header is still going through final revisions and logistics/other things are being worked out. They are concerned with the options of the header modifying the shroud (beast mode header) vs the non modifying one meeting performance standards.
Yes, its taking forever. They realize this just like we do. They want it done right and to be the best. Can you really argue that? I haven't seen a company go this far in depth with a header. I have no doubt this one will be the best and I'm not even buying it. I'll be getting the turbo manifold later on. Hang in there 86ers. P.S. My 3" downpipe and 3" midpipe shipped today.
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Even with people hopping ship getting other headers, watch when this releases.
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why do some headers have flex pipe on one bank of cylinders before the collector and some headers don't? the oem headers have this flex pipe. is this needed to compensate for thermal expansion between the two heads and main engine body?
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