Yet another header post
I'm looking into getting the best header I can for under 350-400 dollars. I'm leaning towards the DC JDM 4-1 given the numbers from the great header test. I'm wondering which is better, the ceramic or the stainless? Which weighs more and are there any performance differances? Which was used in the Header test, anyone know? Anybody know of a good place to buy them if these are indeed the best for the money?
Thanks
john
Thanks
john
Hi SMSP how long will it take to receive your header when I order it.....and does it have descent ground clearence bc i scraped my jdm 4-1 once or twice and im on H&R sport springs
Hi SMSP how long will it take to receive your header when I order it.....and does it have descent ground clearence bc i scraped my jdm 4-1 once or twice and im on H&R sport springs
If you want to keep the bracket I can still build the GSR style header (4 flat tubes) and when used with my spec'd Moroso pan there will be more ground clearance. But I'm not sure if you want to spend the extra $ on that pan and the required pick up.
Delivery time is running about 2-3 months right now.
[Modified by SMSP, 9:58 PM 2/4/2002]
how much farther does that one piece dip down compared to a jdm 4-1...bc my jdm 4-1 only scrapes towards the very front of the car..and has only scraped once or twice to my knowledge and nothing big..if it only hangs like 1/4inch lower than ill just get the type R one...oh yea and how much are these headers again..im me if you don't want to post that
It's funny that you should ask about ground clearance since I'm working on drawings right now to try a maximize clearance on an ITR header for another H-T member right now, but he needs to keep the ITR tranny/block support bracket.

Warren, who will finally have a non-stock exhaust
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For under $350, the JDM DC 4-1 would be your best choice. But just make sure your car isn't lower too much, because you will bottom out and dent it in no time.
TypeONE .....better quality and performance.
TypeONE .....better quality and performance.
That thicker cover is an engine block stiffener that helps the block stay straight at high rpm.
I dont see how....
But to answer Lips question, some racing bodies dont allow removal of the brace
That thicker cover is an engine block stiffener that helps the block stay straight at high rpm.
LOL
I dont see how....
But to answer Lips question, some racing bodies dont allow removal of the brace
LOL
I dont see how....
But to answer Lips question, some racing bodies dont allow removal of the brace
NAB20C5, The Honda Challenge folks won't lets us remove that big old aluminum bracket bracket. Not even sure if we can mod it. We can mod the oil pan but can't replace the pan with a non stock unit.
typerman1358, By removing the bracket I can have the 4 tubes no lower than the oil pan, with the 1 piece header and just a hair below with the fully adjustable version. The ITR JDM 4-1 hangs about 3/4" below the lowest point of the pan and the SPOON around 1-1/4", not sure on the DC JDM.
[Modified by SMSP, 10:28 PM 2/5/2002]
typerman1358, By removing the bracket I can have the 4 tubes no lower than the oil pan, with the 1 piece header and just a hair below with the fully adjustable version. The ITR JDM 4-1 hangs about 3/4" below the lowest point of the pan and the SPOON around 1-1/4", not sure on the DC JDM.
[Modified by SMSP, 10:28 PM 2/5/2002]
The GSR has 2 "L" shaped brackets with a sheet metal cover and the CRV has just a sheet metal cover no brackets (I haven't looked at the new CRVs).
I think only the Type Rs (ITR and CTR) has this engine stiffener.
BTW. My Shop Manual is an ITR only manual since there are no other Integras here in Europe.
[Modified by EuroITR1689, 1:48 PM 2/6/2002]
BTW. My Shop Manual is an ITR only manual since there are no other Integras here in Europe.
[Modified by EuroITR1689, 1:48 PM 2/6/2002]
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