Header and exhaust combos
What header and exhaust combo gives you the best performance and sound? I had a DC ceramic race header and Greddy Evo2 combo on my Spec-V and it was amazing, but it doesn't count since it's a DC5 forum question.
Header
Mugen = has a cat
Comptech = going out of business.
Buddy club = decent maybe on good side
Toda is at the top
SSR gets my vote.
Exhaust
HKS 65mm
Buddy club spec III
Megan racing exhaust = true 2.5 ID and cheap
Mugen = has a cat
Comptech = going out of business.
Buddy club = decent maybe on good side
Toda is at the top
SSR gets my vote.
Exhaust
HKS 65mm
Buddy club spec III
Megan racing exhaust = true 2.5 ID and cheap
Good to know. On DC5's is there a header that goes straight from the engine and connects directly to the cat-back? (On my Spec-V that was the case when I bought a DC header. I didn't have to buy a test pipe.)
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Rev4Ever »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Good to know. On DC5's is there a header that goes straight from the engine and connects directly to the cat-back? (On my Spec-V that was the case when I bought a DC header. I didn't have to buy a test pipe.)</TD></TR></TABLE>yes, that would be considered a race header which by the way is illegal since it eliminates the cat
but everyone does it
you get great gains from it but you will need to upgrade your mounts eventually because the twisting of the motor during shifts will cause most (if not all) headers to break
happy searching
but everyone does it
you get great gains from it but you will need to upgrade your mounts eventually because the twisting of the motor during shifts will cause most (if not all) headers to break
happy searching
The HEADER could break after a while if you don't have motor mounts? I've never heard that. I bet SPOON sounds good, but it probably costs a fortune. I'm probably gonna go with the STURP or DC ceramic.
no! big mistake. do not go with a ceramic race header. those will crack. also, its not the header that will break but the mounts. you can either upgrade to new aftermarket mounts or just got ESMM inserts. a torque dampener will do the same, but the ESMM's cost a lot less and do a good job. and to my knowledge spoon does not make a race header. if you get the DC, get the stainless steel one
yeah that
i would stay away from ceramic
pay the few extra dollars for the brushed or polished
without upgraded mounts, you can crack your header (common problem) but you can also crack your stock motor mounts
although, you can even break your stock mounts without a raceheader, i've seen that in person
i would stay away from ceramic
pay the few extra dollars for the brushed or polished
without upgraded mounts, you can crack your header (common problem) but you can also crack your stock motor mounts
although, you can even break your stock mounts without a raceheader, i've seen that in person
WOW, never knew that about RSX's since I converted from Nissan. I had my DC ceramic race header and had no problems. Isn't ceramic supposed to be better for heat distribution? I've seen the shock looking dampner. Is the torque dampner easy to install? Is it a bolt on?

Modified by Rev4Ever at 2:18 AM 3/7/2007

Modified by Rev4Ever at 2:18 AM 3/7/2007
reguardless of what you heard
in the rsx
stainless > ceramic rh in ever way except price and the abilitly of easy repair
i personally don't have one, but from what i've read
its easy to install if you have one special tool (really long socket)
and yes, its a bolt-on
in the rsx
stainless > ceramic rh in ever way except price and the abilitly of easy repair
i personally don't have one, but from what i've read
its easy to install if you have one special tool (really long socket)
and yes, its a bolt-on
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by JamesL »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">dont mean to be an ***.... but man... you make awful threads.</TD></TR></TABLE>
WTF you have 55 posts!!! leave the man alone its actually a common quiestion
to the OP
i just put HKS high-power exhuast with a dc sports 4-2-1 header , i dont know about performance wise but my car sounds like a beast now, a nice deep deep sound
check on http://www.clubrsx.com i think there is a sound gallery or somthing that combines alot of different exhausts and headers
WTF you have 55 posts!!! leave the man alone its actually a common quiestion
to the OP
i just put HKS high-power exhuast with a dc sports 4-2-1 header , i dont know about performance wise but my car sounds like a beast now, a nice deep deep sound
check on http://www.clubrsx.com i think there is a sound gallery or somthing that combines alot of different exhausts and headers
Thanks for the input guys. That's what I'm going to get instead of the motor mount I'll get the dampner. Oh, yeah to "JamesL" who bashed my threads... the questions i'm asking are pretty common and I'm getting great feedback, so I don't know what your talking about. To all you guys that responed, thanks for all the help.
yeah dude no problem good luck with your purchases, the race header is the way to go, just make sure you have something to tune it with, suposedly it runs rich installed before any tunning but with a reflash it suposedly makes it run lean ..who knows im buying k-pro tomarrow lol good luck manand expletive retards that bash on peoples threads
you should go with ESMM inserts instead of the dampener. it'll only cost you about $20-$30, instead of paying over $100. the dampener may be easier to install, but they do the same thing. people who had both on and removed the dampener said they didn't feel a difference when it was removed
dc5tegk20 GOOD LUCK TO YOU TOO MAN. IT'LL BE A NICE SETUP.I don't know. I really like the engine dampner. I'll get it later though since I'm buying my exhaust and intake now. I JUST CAN'T DRIVE A STOCK CAR.


