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2010-07-15 00:16:40
#81
Originally Posted by MR-4Door-SR20DET
- I should have an ECU in about 3 weeks or so and I'll be hitting the dyno. I could do some more things to squeeze out more juice from this setup, but I'm not going to. I have my VE plans in the works now.


Is that a Jwt ecu?... you better add another 4weeks to that.
2010-07-15 00:26:14
#82
prolly a nistune
2010-07-15 14:24:45
#83
Originally Posted by eggman
Just givin you a hard time
What you driving these days?


And im just firing you guys up

Driving this currently:
204hp, 4wd, leather, 6spd etc
2012-04-05 14:44:00
#84
Originally Posted by MAYIMBEZ
i also felt i lost some power down low but in high rpm it pulled harder. I dont regret buying my budget header, i just wish it wasn't banging against shit underneath the car. I gotta get it fixed cuz it's so annoying. Anyway not to go offtopic but after the header i installed my N1 cams and wow .....is all i can say.


^I didn't lose power anywhere, just gained vibration .
Last edited by MR-4Door-SR20DET on 2014-06-06 at 13-56-26.
2012-04-06 04:00:29
#85
I marked the point of contact on the sway bar and the downpipe and did some massaging to the downpipe to get more clearance. No vibrations anywhere. BTW I didn't hook up my exhaust hangars to the bar welded to the downpipe. I have Kartboy hangars that keep the rest of the exhaust from any excessive movement. You may want to bend the ends of the bar up slightly if you want to keep those OEM hangars attached, might give you a few mm of clearance. I wanted the vibration gone no matter what so I deleted them. Since the downpipe is 3" I could massage clearance for the swaybar and not lose anything in performance.
2012-04-07 01:01:02
#86
Originally Posted by blusteelsr20
I marked the point of contact on the sway bar and the downpipe and did some massaging to the downpipe to get more clearance. No vibrations anywhere. BTW I didn't hook up my exhaust hangars to the bar welded to the downpipe. I have Kartboy hangars that keep the rest of the exhaust from any excessive movement. You may want to bend the ends of the bar up slightly if you want to keep those OEM hangars attached, might give you a few mm of clearance. I wanted the vibration gone no matter what so I deleted them. Since the downpipe is 3" I could massage clearance for the swaybar and not lose anything in performance.


^Thanks for the reply bruh. I ended up buying a $20 electric grinder from harbor freight today to go at the sway bar a little bit. Worked like a dream. Car almost feels like a Lexus now .



2012-04-10 14:54:05
#87
Sketchy. I put a small depression in the dp.

Also adjusting the pipe in the vband clamp gave me about a half inch of clearance.

-Phone-
2012-04-12 14:17:28
#88
^ i did the same with my 2 bolt flange dp set-up, wont hurt performance on a bolt-on motor im sure.

full bolt-on DE - over the 2.5' eBay header i gained 30hp fitting an asp budget, poncams and 2 piece UR pulleys. poncams have been tested to gain 11hp top end, pulleys known for max 6hp the rest was pure header.
david
2012-04-12 14:42:37
#89
- It's actually a good header. I love the way my VE pulls with it, I just couldn't take the vibration anymore. Now that it's fixed, I enjoy driving the car. I still don't have any dyno #'s yet.
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