Headers or Y pipe
I have a 2000 5 spd and have been debating cattman headers or just y pipe also. From what ive read, the general concensus is that the headers make you lose a small amount of low end power but you gain high end power. The y pipe would be a safer bet if you're looking for power 'throughout the powerband' as you say. However, if you ever plan on getting a turbo or s/c, definitely get the headers, because your hp gains from the headers when youre boosting are awesome. Hope this helps.
Kevin
Kevin
Originally Posted by kpr10is
I have a 2000 5 spd and have been debating cattman headers or just y pipe also. From what ive read, the general concensus is that the headers make you lose a small amount of low end power but you gain high end power. The y pipe would be a safer bet if you're looking for power 'throughout the powerband' as you say. However, if you ever plan on getting a turbo or s/c, definitely get the headers, because your hp gains from the headers when youre boosting are awesome. Hope this helps.
Kevin
Kevin
Originally Posted by I30tMikeD
You can't have a turbo and the cattman or HotShot headers or any headers made for an NA set up....they use turbo manifolds.
If you want to go turbo or supercharger later on, I would go for Y-Pipe but if you don't, go for headers.
Originally Posted by nocsyn
holy crap i had no idea....u guys just saved me a few bucks!....i keep hearin that the y pipe isnt street legal is this true?
I have have passed inspection with my pipe though. It's not something I would worry about. Maybe if your in Cali??
Originally Posted by I30tMikeD
You can't have a turbo and the cattman or HotShot headers or any headers made for an NA set up....they use turbo manifolds.
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