gain with headers
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gain with headers
how much will a set of shorty headers add to a 250-275 rwhp 283? its got stock 305 1 7/8" log maifolds and a flowmaster exhaust with no cat. its making most of the power in the 3000-5500 rpm range. i'm expecting a lot since this engine likes to flow for a 283 and has a ton of backpressure.
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i dunno, i was running open headers when i put my 350 in, i paid 400 for a full exhaust and it feels a hell of alot slower now, thats no cat and a 40 series flowmaster.
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Originally posted by ontogenesis
i dunno, i was running open headers when i put my 350 in, i paid 400 for a full exhaust and it feels a hell of alot slower now, thats no cat and a 40 series flowmaster.
i dunno, i was running open headers when i put my 350 in, i paid 400 for a full exhaust and it feels a hell of alot slower now, thats no cat and a 40 series flowmaster.
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Originally posted by Air_Adam
Of course it will feel a bit slower, open headers makes alot more power than a full exhaust with mufflers will because there is next to no engine restriction.
Of course it will feel a bit slower, open headers makes alot more power than a full exhaust with mufflers will because there is next to no engine restriction.
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