PLM - B-SERIES/RACE HEADERS & Test Pipe
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Is there a reason why the pipes hang so low on every header ?? I 've seen plenty of people scrap there oil pans, and this is about 2-3 inches lower than the pans lowest point(depending on the plm/ blm headers) . I had a ef with a b16 and bought the tri y header.. barely cleared the ground on stock springs but hung so low I didn't even try to drive it.. these are def designed for eg/da/dc chassis
Is there a reason why the pipes hang so low on every header ?? I 've seen plenty of people scrap there oil pans, and this is about 2-3 inches lower than the pans lowest point(depending on the plm/ blm headers) . I had a ef with a b16 and bought the tri y header.. barely cleared the ground on stock springs but hung so low I didn't even try to drive it.. these are def designed for eg/da/dc chassis
i got some tri y replica headers that hang about the same height. my DA is pretty low with a b18c1 i dont scrap much. unless i hit a random pothole or huge dip on the highway other than that my headers gots no dents had for a couple months.
im not tryn to hate.. they are great eg dc da headers,,, just not designed properly for swapped ef's ...
ya thats why I say eg da dc da's have way more room than a b swapped ef and way more ground clearance.. also I using aluminum hasport mounts not any cheap ****. in a ef you have to run a traction bar ( which i had)..to even get it to bolt onto the motor. it will not clear the factory cross member ..again a da is different.. it has more space.. Im speaking from first hand experience, not just a opinion that it looks to low for swapped ef's .. it just is
im not tryn to hate.. they are great eg dc da headers,,, just not designed properly for swapped ef's ...
im not tryn to hate.. they are great eg dc da headers,,, just not designed properly for swapped ef's ...


