racing beat header
12-31-2014, 09:56 PM
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One of the best things you can learn to do here is to use searching to your advantage. You can only assume that a product provided for a vehicle that hit the market 10 years ago, and a company that is a big aftermarket provider for said vehicle manufacturer, would be used by at least one person here.
01-02-2015, 09:31 PM
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It's awesome man. You'll love it and its cost effective and well made. Heat is... okay without doing anything but with that said, my engine mount on that side did get blasted with heat and needed replacement after 2 years. I also added Inconel heat shielding around the top of the headers and in between the upper intake manifold to reduce the intake temperatures slightly (which may have contributed to my engine mount getting toasty)
It wasn't needed, but rotaries being rotaries and how hard I drive my car, and any car that has had a lot of heat shielding on a stock manifold that is now tubular, will give off heat. Do NOT wrap them.
It wasn't needed, but rotaries being rotaries and how hard I drive my car, and any car that has had a lot of heat shielding on a stock manifold that is now tubular, will give off heat. Do NOT wrap them.
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