Just installed DC Header
For all the talk about how bad these headers are I was curious how the outcome would be. I must say I was thrilled with the increased throttle response and power between 4-redline. Before the car seemed to have some zip and then rocket once it reached vtec. Now ones I slam the gas around 4 it rockets to redline with a smooth transition into vtec. Anyone in my area that doesn't believe the header makes a difference I encourage you stop by for a test drive.
I have attached a short video with HKS dual Hi-Power, test pipe, AEM cai, and DC Header. It is short but I will post more later. The sound didn't change too much make a little deeper with more growl.
http://videos.streetfire.net/video/1f53cea...854003e2abf.htm
I have attached a short video with HKS dual Hi-Power, test pipe, AEM cai, and DC Header. It is short but I will post more later. The sound didn't change too much make a little deeper with more growl.
http://videos.streetfire.net/video/1f53cea...854003e2abf.htm
everyone here will think you are full of it until you post a before/after dyno.
everyone feels an improvement when they install something. It's a psychological response called cognitive dissonance.
everyone feels an improvement when they install something. It's a psychological response called cognitive dissonance.
Haha I know its only from the butt dyno but I'm not BS'n. I'm not going to say it feels like I can stomp Corvette's only I know there is a before and after difference. Worth the 127.00 i paid for it.
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Originally Posted by jakub2000,Oct 8 2006, 12:46 AM
Specially with your HKS dual it must "rocket to redline". Race a stock s2k (same model year, similar mileage) and post the video.
Originally Posted by steven975,Oct 8 2006, 03:16 AM
everyone here will think you are full of it until you post a before/after dyno.
everyone feels an improvement when they install something. It's a psychological response called cognitive dissonance.
everyone feels an improvement when they install something. It's a psychological response called cognitive dissonance.




I don't think it could be better put!
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