Love Fab H22 Headers
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Well, I certainly hop he isnt looking to make a lot of power with that header...
Looks a lot like the Kamikaze headers which have been known to lose power over stock manifolds...
Short primaries dumping into a large collector at around 12 inches is only good for turbo manifolds in my opinion...
Modified by Rick Solis at 7:17 PM 7/14/2004

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Well, I certainly hop he isnt looking to make a lot of power with that header...
Looks a lot like the Kamikaze headers which have been known to lose power over stock manifolds...
Short primaries dumping into a large collector at around 12 inches is only good for turbo manifolds in my opinion...
Modified by Rick Solis at 7:17 PM 7/14/2004
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Short primaries dumping into a large collector at around 12 inches is only good for turbo manifolds in my opinion...
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That's kinda what I was thinking. I am no expert here, but it seems like velocity would be lost with a 2.5 downpipe. I know the Lovefab company started out making Turbo manifolds, so I think it will be very interesting to see how these headers perform.
Short primaries dumping into a large collector at around 12 inches is only good for turbo manifolds in my opinion...
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That's kinda what I was thinking. I am no expert here, but it seems like velocity would be lost with a 2.5 downpipe. I know the Lovefab company started out making Turbo manifolds, so I think it will be very interesting to see how these headers perform.
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Amen to that!
Amen to that!
seems as if it would be more functional to have the 2/3 cylinder runners on the outside, and run the 1/4 cylinder runners on the inside, to atleast even the flow.
maybe but who knows im sure cody will do it if it makes more power
and also all i know is that there is 2 of these made and i got one..so im happy to try it out
and also all i know is that there is 2 of these made and i got one..so im happy to try it out
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and also all i know is that there is 2 of these made and i got one..so im happy to try it out</TD></TR></TABLE>
let us know
and also all i know is that there is 2 of these made and i got one..so im happy to try it out</TD></TR></TABLE>let us know
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Yeah, that design is best suited for an S/C application.
Yeah, that design is best suited for an S/C application.
It may make a few over stock at best but in comparison to something of an SMSP, Hytech or CRD header (shameless plug
) Im willing to bet it will get crushed
) Im willing to bet it will get crushed



