headers
im guessing before posting that question you didnt do any reading or searching..for starters there is a thread like 20 down from yours on the best headers for our cars..start you learning there. If you need the title..its Cattman headers
while more expensive the cattman headers are worth the driving experience. really transforms the car. but from a performance standpoint a good ypipe is a big bonus. i just couldnt ever get my maxima to sound worth a crap with a y pipe
got headers with ypipe, installed. i couldnt afford cattman. went with jdm motors off of ebay. you can get cattman from ebay sometimes, but i would be a little weary. mine work and sound great. BTW, had a guy ask me today how i got a v6 to sound like a v8.
Originally Posted by jltibbs
got headers with ypipe, installed. i couldnt afford cattman. went with jdm motors off of ebay. you can get cattman from ebay sometimes, but i would be a little weary. mine work and sound great. BTW, had a guy ask me today how i got a v6 to sound like a v8. 

, y-pipe sound excellent
Originally Posted by MDeezy
headers are mainly for sound. if your trying to squeeze every drop of power out of your motor, then headers is great also but they dont offer that much of a power gain.
Originally Posted by moogotzskillz2
how was the fitment? and installation of the JDM headers?
Originally Posted by MDeezy
headers are mainly for sound. if your trying to squeeze every drop of power out of your motor, then headers is great also but they dont offer that much of a power gain.
i'm a DIY guy....cause a shop is prob just too expensive for me..but sometimes i wish i don't know how to work on a car n be able to afford to pay someone to do the job. Since you were asking, i can call myself a decent mechanic......n i was thinking about headers before...did them before..but all on 4 cyl....6 cyl...never tried, heard the back header was PITA.......read through forums of how to install, doesn't seem worth it for me...didn't have the right tools....hence didn't do it.....so i would read up some more...tons of information on this site of how to install it n what the easiest way is..........so many ppl are going to flame you because there are so many threads...i was thinking about to do the same..but then decided to be nice......so have fun digging!!!!
Originally Posted by Grand_hustle17
perfect, if your a DIY type of person then yeah go for it, but headers is not easy to install, especially on a maxima, i know of a lot of DIY peoples thats not confident at all with headers
Originally Posted by NmexMAX
250 - 300 $ install. Stop being a 

Originally Posted by ImmaSquashYou
i'm a DIY guy....cause a shop is prob just too expensive for me..but sometimes i wish i don't know how to work on a car n be able to afford to pay someone to do the job. Since you were asking, i can call myself a decent mechanic......n i was thinking about headers before...did them before..but all on 4 cyl....6 cyl...never tried, heard the back header was PITA.......read through forums of how to install, doesn't seem worth it for me...didn't have the right tools....hence didn't do it.....so i would read up some more...tons of information on this site of how to install it n what the easiest way is..........so many ppl are going to flame you because there are so many threads...i was thinking about to do the same..but then decided to be nice......so have fun digging!!!!
The front header is not hard to install. If you are planning on replacing the coolant it makes it much easier since you can remove the radiator to allow extra room to work. But the rear is PITA. You may have to pull the UIM, tilt the engine, or even remove the cross member to get the rear on.
Buy if your a patient person its possible. Its really about getting the room to take off or put on the headers.
A good tip is when you trying to remove the headers. Tighten the heat shield to break the bolt instead of loosening them. This will allow the heat shield to come off fairly easy.
Buy if your a patient person its possible. Its really about getting the room to take off or put on the headers.
A good tip is when you trying to remove the headers. Tighten the heat shield to break the bolt instead of loosening them. This will allow the heat shield to come off fairly easy.
Originally Posted by speed racer
The front header is not hard to install. If you are planning on replacing the coolant it makes it much easier since you can remove the radiator to allow extra room to work. But the rear is PITA. You may have to pull the UIM, tilt the engine, or even remove the cross member to get the rear on.
Buy if your a patient person its possible. Its really about getting the room to take off or put on the headers.
A good tip is when you trying to remove the headers. Tighten the heat shield to break the bolt instead of loosening them. This will allow the heat shield to come off fairly easy.
Buy if your a patient person its possible. Its really about getting the room to take off or put on the headers.
A good tip is when you trying to remove the headers. Tighten the heat shield to break the bolt instead of loosening them. This will allow the heat shield to come off fairly easy.
with all that hassle, i think i'll spend, i like spending on my car anyways thanks though
That's cool man. Alot of people spend the money b/c it's just a hastle. I'm going to do the front for now and than install the rear when I pull the engine out. I know it makes no sense but I need to change the AC condensor anyways.
Originally Posted by MDeezy
what year was the car?
Originally Posted by NmexMAX
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