Reply to "180 Deg Headers"

bosswrenchMember

FWIW, I found the sound of the 180s is addictive from inside the car- the std mufflers are simple glasspaks with much smaller internal inlets & outlets than one might think from the 4" OD pipes. Also keep in mind that due to the length of the pipes, one gets a positive torque-bump at around 3500 rpms, and due to the small internal muffler inlets & maybe gas friction from the very long pipes, a drop in high-rpm power. One owner said he lost 500 rpms at the top of 5th gear with 180s, so he sold them. But they worked well for autocross.

5/19/0412:05 PM

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