my first time building a all motor header...
Hey guys, I've never posted in the All Motor forum, I'm pretty much a turbo guy. So anyways, I wanted to pop my all motor forum cherry with a pic of the header I am building for my sandrail. I still need to fab my merge collector and weld on the custom muffler I made, but you get the idea. The motor will have ZC pistons, some kind of cam (advice please) and I'll port the head. Other than that I'm gonna leave it alone (its just my toy)...well maybe I'll throw a VTEC head on it???
my shift linkage runs under the pan, so that wasn't an option. I am actually more than likely going to take all the primaries and flip them 180 degrees (they will go up instead of down, and face the other dirrection). Reasoning for that is the way the header is now I think my trailing arms will make contact with the header. I didn't have my sandrail at the shop with me when I was building these :-( My bad, but it I tried them flipped and it looks frickin' sick!
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BTW: I will be making a very similar header for a b-series, it will kick out the other dirrection (towards the passanger side, like a HyTech side exit). My plan is to have a vband flange just after the collector, and provide a straight piece with a turn down (for race days), and a 90 degree bend to pass under the oil pan to hook up to existing exhaust (for daily driving). Interested?
for those interested, I finally got a chance to finish this header last weekend. It looks pretty wicked, fo sho your not gonna find another one like this for a d16 :-) Oh, 1 3/4" primaries, merge collector (the real deal), 2 1/2" after the collector, and my custom shortened CBR929 muffler :-)
BTW: I will be making a very similar header for a b-series, it will kick out the other dirrection (towards the passanger side, like a HyTech side exit). My plan is to have a vband flange just after the collector, and provide a straight piece with a turn down (for race days), and a 90 degree bend to pass under the oil pan to hook up to existing exhaust (for daily driving). Interested?
im intrested in the header that you plan to build for b16's pm me so we can talk, that header looks sick, but like someone said id deff make a brace for it sence its going on a sand rail, i'd try to make some sort of brace then a rubber exhuast hanger, cause its going to vibrate and bounce around when you launch the sand rail off some jumps, id get a cam that makes peak horsepower, as 4-1 headers usally make more top end. and you said you plan to port the head, have a high compression screaming sand rail, what type of chasise are you using ?
yeah, I am bracing it to the frame, I'm thinking to use some kind of urethane bushing, so that it isn't solid mounted...to be determined at this point. I'll figure it out this weekend.
Those of you interested in one for a B-Series, I will be building one real soon, so stay tuned :-). Actually, I think I will be building two, I have two guys locally who are very serious about buying one. Both will be hitting the dyno for results. I do love people who follow through and do the tuning! Hit me up if you want on the list.
Those of you interested in one for a B-Series, I will be building one real soon, so stay tuned :-). Actually, I think I will be building two, I have two guys locally who are very serious about buying one. Both will be hitting the dyno for results. I do love people who follow through and do the tuning! Hit me up if you want on the list.
thats wicked. As far as motor recommendations,Since its a race motor there is really no need to go with a VTEC head, just get a nice fat cam and make sure your intake mani is either a z6 or get a y8 one. That with some minor port cleaning up and a good VJ will be all you need to make some decent power
thats wicked. As far as motor recommendations,Since its a race motor there is really no need to go with a VTEC head, just get a nice fat cam and make sure your intake mani is either a z6 or get a y8 one. That with some minor port cleaning up and a good VJ will be all you need to make some decent power
buy a blox, cut open the plenum and port the sh*t out of it. if you look at the castings, the blox is much thicker than the skunk mani so its a better starting point IMO to do portwork on.


