ZZP headers here. On the expensive side but very well made and fit perfectly
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08-18-2011
ZZP headers here. On the expensive side but very well made and fit perfectly
08-18-2011
Header envy...
Can't see those being properly sized for a stock cam though.
08-19-2011
Because they aren't...the primaries are pretty beefy.Originally Posted by matt5112
Header envy...
Can't see those being properly sized for a stock cam though.
They "claim" to gain plenty of power of Pacesetter's...although I don't see how that works, but ok Zoomer.
08-19-2011
Same, running great with no issues yet.
08-19-2011
Can you SSAC guys post a pic of the headers from underneath the vehicle, I'm wondering if that little down pipe would be a good idea here in Alaska. Already broke my exhaust a bunch before, but a more careful driver meow.
08-19-2011
Talk to guys who've had both on camm'd cars.
I've had pacesetters and SD's on my stock cam car, SD's resulted in less boost.
Thus better flow.
08-19-2011
I noticed a psi or so INCREASE going from my custom Pacesetter's to SD's.
So...not sure if it also had to the with the port work on the heads...but SD's gave me a TAD more low end...which is something I didn't really need.
08-19-2011
SD's with stepped band clamps and RTV. I could never get the dp to seal with the u clamps, no issues with the band clamps.
08-19-2011
SD headers with stepped band clamps no RTV and no leaks, I even used the stock flex pipe. Only problem is the damn thing scrapes the road a lot.
Originally Posted by The Sunfire Guy
08-19-2011
Same, except I'm stock height and don't have scraping issues.
08-20-2011
Yeah, no scrapes here.
The U bend piece rots quick though.
Going to try header paint for this winter.
08-20-2011
Catless zzps up in herrr!
08-20-2011
OVERPAYED JUNK IN thur.
08-21-2011
I'm using SSAC's on mine. didn't really have a problem fitting them. Just had to jump up an down on the front header/cross over to bend it to seal right. Also from a tip from benner I removed the tranny dip stick tube and the rear header went right in. Without removing it, I spent at least an hour trying to get it behind the valve cover.
08-21-2011
on C/H chassis cars --- swap to a W body stick and LEAVE IT IN for the install. 99 and earlier should require no further work and install from underneath and 2000+ may require slight massage or cradle movement. On my 99 PAU i had to remove the heatshield for the steering rack/lines (which did nothing anyways) but this may not apply to you. otherwise just use band clamps and RTV on each joint and you should be good to go.
even my EGR sealed with a bit of copper RTV. and that's a PITA to get to seal normally.
08-21-2011
anyone try or hear anything about the wbodystore headers?
08-27-2011
DONT GET OBX! THEY DONT FIT RIGHT!. I had to have a bunch of stuff re-welded because of bad fitment issues. Now that they are on correctly, I guess Im happy with them. Im one of the few who likes to wrap my headers. Even when they are hot you can almost grab on them and hold onto them. I have 20k on wrapped headers with no issues!
08-28-2011
SSAC Here. Umm i used to have pics but it wouldn't do me any good to take more now because i'm lowered.
08-28-2011
speed daddy's here. used to scrape a lot, but i fixed all that junks...i only scrape if i go over speed bumps too rough now...which i avoid at all costs
08-28-2011
I've got SSAC's not yet fully installed though, going to do that tomorrow after I finish getting the supercharger back together. I'll try to remember to get some pics for you.
PS. I am at stock ride height.
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