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2011-08-01 01:51:56

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awesome man thanks for the info

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2011-08-01 01:52:26

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Originally Posted by kevo

I'm about to start a custom secondaries project.

- Port primaries flange up to 2"
- Custom 2" runners
- Merge collector to 2.5" choke
- 3" flex pipe
- 3" midpipe

That's about 70usd plus the welding, a friend does top notch TIG works for a steal.

That should outperform the original secondaries and won't be spending that much, also I gotta friend who could use my 2.5" downpipe

Kevo a true merge collecter is gonna cost some money.

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2011-08-01 01:53:13

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Not a problem we are here to help each other out.

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2011-08-01 10:46:37

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Originally Posted by Black
As far as price goes the only thing that cost alot was the merge collecter $85 ship to my door, flex was from ebay and all the other parts came from summit racing around $150 total in parts.

This is encouraging. I remember when we had nice headers for $450 or so and nobody complained about the price (the cracks yes) But at that point why wouldn't we just get some flanges cut and re-work the primaries maybe even with the correct firing order. Is the initial 4-port flange where all the cost lies?

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2011-08-01 10:49:16

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the merge collectors are whats pricey.. the tubing can be had for a decent price from jegs.. you can get a v8 kit an have enough to make 2 headers for hella cheap but then you gotta get the collectors an and have it all welded up.. mazworx has the head flange for 30-35$ iirc

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2011-08-01 11:35:13

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Originally Posted by Black
Here is what I did to my ssac secondaries like sr20venosfreak I cut the flange off the secondaries port it out to fit a 2" pipe into 3" merge collecter.

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finished product.

Man that looks good, imma have to custom my secondary one of these days.

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2011-08-01 13:03:29

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IMO not worth it... period..
Just buy a B18 Tri Y header....

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2011-08-01 22:04:53

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LOL, (air whizzing out of balloon).

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2011-08-01 22:25:52

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Originally Posted by Payu

IMO not worth it... period..
Just buy a B18 Tri Y header....

Payu if you read post #18 you will see that I dont disagree with you Lynch asked a ? and I try to give an answer.

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2011-08-01 22:26:53

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hmmm the tri-y is very tempting.. bah im such a cheap ass

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