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Thread: New ssac header I bought fits Ve head perfectly

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2012-07-22 03:31:40
#11
maybe they are actually making changes ?? who knew
2012-07-22 03:50:15
#12
all the 2.5" ones i got were the same way.
2012-07-22 04:37:27
#13
the more recent set of ssac headers do not need porting

they were made to fit ve

peace
Last edited by niZmo on 2012-07-22 at 19-17-15.
2012-07-22 12:44:40
#14
All 2.5 outlet ones are good u don't have to do anything.
2012-07-22 13:16:19
#15
Originally Posted by Redline
You got lucky.


Nope. Nothing to do with luck. Just superb engineering by ssac et al.
2012-07-22 15:07:18
#16
Originally Posted by blackb13se-r
All 2.5 outlet ones are good u don't have to do anything.


false.... i had to do work on mine
2012-07-23 05:17:04
#17
What do you guys think about this header?


2012-07-23 05:23:46
#18
Saw that dudes post. I want it but no money.
2012-07-23 16:20:07
#19
There is nothing revised about the header. All they do is bore out the flange bolt holes bigger. This causes alot of back and forth movement so things dont align well. I used to bore out all the holes bigger then get 2 washers and weld them on the end. I had to push the header up then make my mark where the washers need to be then weld then on. This way everything fit up right

Anyway.......
2012-07-23 22:08:42
#20
Originally Posted by turbotank
I thought that we had to port the flange and open up the holes a little. But mine fits perfectly. I have the head off and valves out so I can see right down to it. All you have to do is pick the header up off bottom of the studs so its up as far as it will go. I'm gonn put to small spacers under the stud to hold it there while I tighten it down. Just a little info for everyone

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Just make sure the two ports where the secondaries bolt to the primaries line up correctly, I've seen a few of the cheap ssac etc headers that the ports overlap badly when bolted together using their stock bolt holes.
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