Megan header pics
i had a megan header, which is in my opinion.. a quality header for the price.. you will lose a little bit of low end power, but you wil feel a slight top end gain.. i dented the crap out of the header on something, so i took it out.. but it looked good tho.. <TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by hondabigblock »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Go to http://WWW.kteller.com and buy a good header </TD></TR></TABLE>
and a lot of us dont have 1k to throw down for a header.. thanks for your input
ps... ill try to find some pics of it..
and a lot of us dont have 1k to throw down for a header.. thanks for your input
ps... ill try to find some pics of it..
the megan header is dyno proven horsepower. just because it isnt a skunk 2 or a dc sports doesnt mean its not good. ive got one and for the price and performance its a good mod.
Here's mine....

btw- don't connect that piece.
Run3: old H23
Run4: jdm h22a w/ Ebay intake with K&N filter, megan header, and stock h23 cat-back, Fidanza flywheel, quaife lsd.
btw- don't connect that piece.
Run3: old H23
Run4: jdm h22a w/ Ebay intake with K&N filter, megan header, and stock h23 cat-back, Fidanza flywheel, quaife lsd.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">yeah, but that wont fit in a prelude chassis will it? last i heard it was for the H in a accord or civic</TD></TR></TABLE>
It doesn't say. But it does talk about the dyno pull of that header on a 4th gen with a jspec H22A.
There is a peak boost manifold that only works on the h22 in a civic.
95PreludeSi, thanks for the dyno but that doesn't really help the arguement of whether the header actually makes any hp numbers. You're showing us a pull with your stock H23 vs the jspec H22. We would actually want a pull of the H22 with stock header vs the aftermarket one.
The complaint that I have on both headers is that they don't keep the header 2.5" all the way from the collector to the flang.
It doesn't say. But it does talk about the dyno pull of that header on a 4th gen with a jspec H22A.
There is a peak boost manifold that only works on the h22 in a civic.
95PreludeSi, thanks for the dyno but that doesn't really help the arguement of whether the header actually makes any hp numbers. You're showing us a pull with your stock H23 vs the jspec H22. We would actually want a pull of the H22 with stock header vs the aftermarket one.
The complaint that I have on both headers is that they don't keep the header 2.5" all the way from the collector to the flang.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Drag’nGT »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
95PreludeSi, thanks for the dyno but that doesn't really help the arguement of whether the header actually makes any hp numbers. You're showing us a pull with your stock H23 vs the jspec H22. We would actually want a pull of the H22 with stock header vs the aftermarket one.
The complaint that I have on both headers is that they don't keep the header 2.5" all the way from the collector to the flang.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Yeah, I know. That's all I have though. I don't have the stock header and picked up the megan for my swap.
FYI - As far as the 2.5" part... at no point is it 2.5". It is a 2" from the merge all the way back.
95PreludeSi, thanks for the dyno but that doesn't really help the arguement of whether the header actually makes any hp numbers. You're showing us a pull with your stock H23 vs the jspec H22. We would actually want a pull of the H22 with stock header vs the aftermarket one.
The complaint that I have on both headers is that they don't keep the header 2.5" all the way from the collector to the flang.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Yeah, I know. That's all I have though. I don't have the stock header and picked up the megan for my swap.
FYI - As far as the 2.5" part... at no point is it 2.5". It is a 2" from the merge all the way back.
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