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I have a JIC header.. haven't installed it yet, but on other cars I've worked on, they did gain some horsepower/tq.. I think durability may be a primary concern for many people since stainless headers do crack over time eventually..
The truth of the matter is that gains are the sum of the parts, and not just a single component.. so a gain of 11hp could be more or less depending on your other mods..
The truth of the matter is that gains are the sum of the parts, and not just a single component.. so a gain of 11hp could be more or less depending on your other mods..
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cracking tubular manifolds, especially ones like the JIC, DC Sports and Borla, is common. A gopod warranty like Borla's million mile warranty are good, and there for a reason. Its just something you've got to accept and live with.
Just the same, I figure a Buschur 20g turbo upgrade and a tubular header would definitely increase performance quite a bit at minimal cost to the consumer. Seems like an interesting plan in opposition to buying a full off custom turbo kit.
Just the same, I figure a Buschur 20g turbo upgrade and a tubular header would definitely increase performance quite a bit at minimal cost to the consumer. Seems like an interesting plan in opposition to buying a full off custom turbo kit.
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er, had to rename the pic, sorry.. er, didn't work here's the link to thread
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Originally Posted by feldguy
cracking tubular manifolds, especially ones like the JIC, DC Sports and Borla, is common. A gopod warranty like Borla's million mile warranty are good, and there for a reason. Its just something you've got to accept and live with.
Just the same, I figure a Buschur 20g turbo upgrade and a tubular header would definitely increase performance quite a bit at minimal cost to the consumer. Seems like an interesting plan in opposition to buying a full off custom turbo kit.
Just the same, I figure a Buschur 20g turbo upgrade and a tubular header would definitely increase performance quite a bit at minimal cost to the consumer. Seems like an interesting plan in opposition to buying a full off custom turbo kit.
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Originally Posted by puckadog
i think if you leave the stock o2 housing on with it's brace to the block it helps alot with the cracking issue... you don't have all that weight hanging off the header.
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Originally Posted by MalibuJack
You have a good point, I made a few brackets to support the aftermarket turbo housing like the stock one is supported..
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I fail to understand why the companies that make the stainless tubular O2 housings can't weld on a stainless support bracket in the same location as the factory bracket.
While far from perfect, it's better than nothing at all!
While far from perfect, it's better than nothing at all!
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Originally Posted by Mike@Forge
I fail to understand why the companies that make the stainless tubular O2 housings can't weld on a stainless support bracket in the same location as the factory bracket.
While far from perfect, it's better than nothing at all!
While far from perfect, it's better than nothing at all!
BTW, the Forge DV and Actuator worked out well.. the 1G DV solved my problems completely, for as much as I liked the HKS SSQV, its a drag racing type DV, and just causes too much trouble for me at part throttle driving.
Here is my setup with the JIC header, its thermal coated, but its pretty close to an equal length header, one thing I did notice is the flanges and tubing were significantly thicker than any inexpensive header out there. I'm pretty sure the part # I used is for the CP9A header, not the CT9A because I got mine quite awhile ago. The O2 housing is DNP, and is also a very thick flange... Why it lacks the support bracket I have no clue, but at one time JIC Supplied a set of stainless brackets to support it.
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