short or long headers?
short or long headers?
just wanna know what yall know. shorties or longs?
im sure yall can bring the science to the tables. whats better for what?
I want great performance, while maintaining mpgs, and a great sound.
I did a lil research and have been told conflicting arguements.
and.....discuss.
im sure yall can bring the science to the tables. whats better for what?
I want great performance, while maintaining mpgs, and a great sound.
I did a lil research and have been told conflicting arguements.
and.....discuss.
a short tube header will have 3 separate primaries (1 for each exhaust port) that merge into one at a collector pipe close to the engine. the primaries are short in length - hence short tube headers. these flow better over the stock manifolds, but long tube headers flow more and can support more flow overall, thus are a better option for a supercharged motor or a motor with more air flow.
Longtubes. Better investment for the pain in the a job of installing headers, and better WOT performance and way louder.
stainless shorts = $300 or so, stainless Longtubes are around $800, $1300 for a cat & Y pipe kit.
stainless shorts = $300 or so, stainless Longtubes are around $800, $1300 for a cat & Y pipe kit.
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If you bought the Dynatech $1200 kit it would bolt up.
of course, If I had the money to buy the headers, I would have money to buy a complete exhaust system.
http://www.afabcorp.com/AFCO_Dynatec...ord-f150_99-03
this what yall talkin about? whats with the combo?
http://www.afabcorp.com/AFCO_Dynatec...ord-f150_99-03
this what yall talkin about? whats with the combo?
i'd go with longtubes. either dynatech, OBX(which i did), or JBA. gas mileage stayed about the same. the sound is amazing, and the power gain is totally worth it... the hard part is pullin the old stuff off! and with the obx or dynatech kit you can hook it right back up to your stock exhaust(or catback, the y is in the same place)



