I did a search before posting this, and I guess the search engine just can't pick up "an-r headers" without interpreting it as "an + "r". but anyhow I just have a question or two for those who are familiar. I tried emailing them twice as well, but I'm not getting any kind of response.

I'm looking into getting the compact race headers for my JDM B18C. I noticed there's two types of collectors. A merge and street collector. What exactly is the difference in features and horsepower?

Also, does anyone else know how well these headers compare to others such as headertech, dtr, smsp and all the other race headers etc.....

any help or input is appreciated.

 

wow this ? is answered like 3 times a day...search in allmotor

 

I looked..i could find anything. i typed in "street collector" and "merge collector" in the search engine and couldn't find anythign in the database. i just want to know the main difference in features and whp.

 

you got mail

 

right now im running my itr 4-1 to my test pipe. this is a stupid question, but will i have to modify anything using your headers (not the compact one). i don't have a/c so nothing will interfere..right? no additional welding right?

 

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Our headers do not come with a flange to bolt to your current test pipe, but you can have one put on at your local exhaust shop. Otherwise you can just slip fit the header onto the testpipe

 

if i just slip it into the test pipe, is there a way to secure it (w/o having to weld)?

 

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yes, there are a variety of different style clamps that you can buy that will secure it.