building homemade highrise header.
#21
Would chicken-scratch on a diner napkin count as blueprints? LOL The exhaust I saw was on a 41 series 62 coupe and it was in The Rodders Journal. The deeper into the idea I dug the harder it got, relocating the mechanical fuel pump, navigating around the water pump inlet and the steering box etc, etc, etc.... I have the car, but getting it to you would be a challenge to say the least. Kyler if I can get my hands on some plans for the header, I'll e-mail it to you.
#24
wouldn't hold your breath on that. lol going to log/tune it and see how much the fuel demands go up to see % gain in airflow then run at the track and see if mph goes up. don't feel like paying $50 bucks to dyno it. but who knows. we'll see.
#28
longer runners=more tq if properly sized. and a low degree angle merge collector helps with exhaust scavenging to help increase volumetric efficency which ultimately= more power.
#32
basically the runners will go up then back down to gain extra runner length in a smaller package. short runners are a poor comprimise of easy packaging.
#33
probably a little to rich for most people's blood. i'm quite busy with life so my time is valuable to me. and I would charge accordingly based off that.
#35
I'd like to just run a straight pipe from the collector on a high flow header out the back.
But if this works out and makes some good TQ then +rep for you...
And, +rep for starting a project like this!
#37
theres no way I can get away with a 35" runner and 13" collector and keep a cat. well at least near factory location.
#40
the formulas/calculator is here HEADERDESIGN.COM - Unlock Your Engine's Potential