Weapon R Header IS MUST HAVE!!!
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From: SSF
Since we didnt have the stock parts to do a comparison with victoryred06's vehicle this is the closest thing we have on hand.
This is from the essentially the same vehicle which is the saturn ion redline. This dyno is Stock Vs Our intake system.
This is from the essentially the same vehicle which is the saturn ion redline. This dyno is Stock Vs Our intake system.
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From: Carrollton KY
Originally Posted by jlewis2578
bump???? What does that mean?
i also want to know whats up with this header cause i want one and was unaware that it wasn't just a bolt on.
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From: Carrollton KY
oh ok that's not that hard. and if it comes with the flang that's even easier. is it a weld on flange? and i'm guessing that if it doesn't fit with the stock exhaust you'll have to modify your after market as well.
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ok so eah if you dont have a welder you better make friends with somone who does or you have to have it professionally installed. but it souldn't cost $100 to cut the piece off and weld the flange. other than getting the car up on the lift if the guy is good should only take about 45 minutes. since you have to take the exhauste off to measure the whole thing.
if you want to do it your self i dont know what size ID our exhaust is but you can cut the long piece of the existing pipe to a little shorter than needed and find a piece of pip that fits inside the stock one welld the flange to the small one bolt the flange and extension to the header let the ne pipe and old pipe have sex then put an exhaust/ u clamp on it to hold it together. it would work but you may have some leakage.
so you can make up your mind Pay someone towards $100 or less to do it. or spend i'm guessing around no more than $15 (just in case you have to buy saw blades for your buddies saw you had to borrow since you never found the importance of buying tools when you were younger) and some time maybe a little blood and do it your self. it's up to you.
if you want to do it your self i dont know what size ID our exhaust is but you can cut the long piece of the existing pipe to a little shorter than needed and find a piece of pip that fits inside the stock one welld the flange to the small one bolt the flange and extension to the header let the ne pipe and old pipe have sex then put an exhaust/ u clamp on it to hold it together. it would work but you may have some leakage.
so you can make up your mind Pay someone towards $100 or less to do it. or spend i'm guessing around no more than $15 (just in case you have to buy saw blades for your buddies saw you had to borrow since you never found the importance of buying tools when you were younger) and some time maybe a little blood and do it your self. it's up to you.
