Headers

Guero

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i just found out i have no aftermarket headers. So if i get these http://store.summitracing.com/defau...4294908282+4294924755+4294840126&autoview=sku

 

SeventyMach1

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Haha .... when did you install a Honda engine? That thing must be sweet!


Yeah, I think it will sound louder .... what kind of muffler do you run .... 9" or 12" diameter?

 

Guero

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WTF? how that happen. let me fix it

 

Guero

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Fixed!

 

SeventyMach1

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Now you're making me look like a dumb@$$, lol. No one will know what I was talking about.

 

Guero

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ok i will fix that to. i accidently put some headers for a ricer car!!!

 

MysteryMachine

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don't worry justin we know he's an idiot.

What nothing blingy?

 

SeventyMach1

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Guero .... just for informational purposes ... I'll link you to a header comparison article.


http://www.allfordmustangs.com//Detailed/118.shtml

 

MysteryMachine

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wonder how the BBK's are thats what i was thinking about going with someday

 

94GTMOOSE

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i would look into spending a littlbe bit extra and getting a set of motorsport headers. the fit is better then most, and much easier to install then most as well. i was going to get bbk headers , and when i told the guys at the mustang shop i go to, they laughed and told me that they were going to bang me for the install becasue they were a pain in the ass to get them to fit right. He went through a list of good headers for the 94-95 mustang.

1. ford motorsport
2. bassni
3. kooks

not sure if everybody is going to agree, or anybody for that matter.

 

final5-0

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94GTMOOSE said:

i would look into spending a littlbe bit extra and getting a set of motorsport headers. the fit is better then most, and much easier to install then most as well. i was going to get bbk headers , and when i told the guys at the mustang shop i go to, they laughed and told me that they were going to bang me for the install becasue they were a pain in the ass to get them to fit right. He went through a list of good headers for the 94-95 mustang.

1. ford motorsport
2. bassni
3. kooks

not sure if everybody is going to agree, or anybody for that matter.

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Here are a couple things I can add here.

From all the pics of the Bassani's I've seen, they hang very low and close to the ground. Not the best thing for a street car.

The Kooks are great headers for sure but, they will set you back considerably more than "a bit" if compared to Ford, MAC, BBK, and the like.

Grady

 

Guero

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MysteryMachine said:

don't worry justin we know he's an idiot.

What nothing blingy?

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and i dont like bling bling on the car.

 

gustang818

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I've got the Hooker non-equal length shorties on my car. They cost more than BBK but they are worth it. I've owned a lot of different brands but have always found the fit and quality of Hooker Headers to be exceptional.

 

94-302-vert

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One think i don't like about the flowtechs is that they use bolts not studs for the H-pipe... it'll make it jsut a litte bit harder to install the H-pipe... I know... I broke the studs on my factory heders and drilled them out for bolts... NEVER again... when I changed the H-pipe again I did my headers... Picked them up for under $100 used...