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12-10-2002, 03:34 PM
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I just had new duals put on my 74 grand prix. It sounds really good. It runs real strong also. Would I notice a big power differance with headers? I know it will sound alot better but what headers will fit or would anyone recomend. thanks,Troy
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12-10-2002, 03:34 PM
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I just had new duals put on my 74 grand prix. It sounds really good. It runs real strong also. Would I notice a big power differance with headers? I know it will sound alot better but what headers will fit or would anyone recomend. thanks,Troy
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12-10-2002, 06:43 PM
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You might notice a power difference with headers, might not. Depends on the engine setup. I usually notice a decent power increase. The more modified the engine, the more difference it can make (generally speaking). I put a set of Thorley three tube headers on my 75 Grand Am (basicaly the same car underneath). They fit great, sound good and are good quality. They probably don't flow well enough for a racing application, but work very well on a street engine.
On a side note, I noticed you live in Elko. I lived there (Spring Creek)for a year and a half 94'-95'. I worked for Barrick Goldstrike. I have familly that lives there as well (two aunts and uncles, and a cousin). Nice area, but a little isolated for me. Used to drive up to the Humbolts often. NASA? NACA? Sure, either one is o.k. by me. http://community.webshots.com/user/motornoggin
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