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Old 01-01-2006, 10:53 PM   #1 (permalink)
 
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JBA Headers

Who here has the JBA Shorty Headers installed with the factory cats, resonator and mufflers still in place?

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1.) Was there a noticeable difference when driving?
2.) What was the increase in performance on the Dyno?
3.) Can someone post a sound clip?

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Minimal gains..........waste of money IMHO.
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To be honest I'm not sure how much power I gained if any from them because I had the car dyno tuned with all the mods on at the same time. But whatever you don't gain in power with them, you will definitely give up quite a bit of weight compared to the stock headers. And the sound is very nice with the MagnaFlow catback w/ x-pipe.
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I have them on my car I love them. I don't know power numbers, I do know she was almost 3ths quicker at the track though. The sound is much deeper,I have them with stock down pipes and a Loudmouth.I will try to get a sound clip on here for you. I just need to know how.
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Headers will allow your engine to reach readline much quicker.
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