Im very interested in the outcome

 

Anyone know of a good dyno down here in South Florida. Im planning on dynoing before, install myself the header, then after. I've done a header install before so no biggy iw as just being lazy but seeing that SFP is charging so much. Anyways i'm still waiting for them to get here should be here any minute now.

 

It would really save people alot of time and frustration if the companies would go ahead and do dynos for their products, and would definately help their sales if the results were good and dyno proven. Not like it would cost them that much money. What I really don't get is if they do so much testing and what not on making these products, shouldnt a dyno be part of that? What can you do...

$250 for a header install, surely you can find a better price than that.

 

I decided to save time, because the appointments are now being given for like a week after, i'll install myself and find a damn dyno that will do this sooner

 

Were are you in S Florida

 

I live in Kendall, im getting stock dyno tomorrow at Speed lab hopefully since they got a couple of cars and it's cheaper ($65) so after i'll install the header and if they open sunday dyno again or monday. They look really good, welds are very neat, and has alot less welding than ricks headers. Primaries are 2 1/16", secondaries 2 3/8" and the collector is 2.5" OD

 

BUMP! Sweet, only have to wait...three more days.

 

Interesting...compared to the Js racing Header(sizewise at least)

Primaries

J's 50mm
Megan ~52mm

Secondaries

J's 55mm
Megan ~60mm

Collector

J's 65mm
Megan 63.5mm

Will be interesting to see the dyno results...you definately want to make sure you use the same dyno machine...will be some variance anyway...but one should get an idea.

 

I thought the J's had 53mm primaries?

 

http://www.aj-racing.com/catalog/product.p...&cat=106&page=1

not according to AJ