Headers on a V2 - worth it?
17 March 2011, 10:27 AM
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Headers on a V2 - worth it?
Hi all,
Got a V2 RA with a polar performance chip and supporting mods.
I've just got my hands on a set of GT headers that require minor welding repair work.
Question is, is it going to be worth my time putting them on the car seeing as it cant be remapped etc? Will I notice any gains or is it going to make things worse?
Cheers
Got a V2 RA with a polar performance chip and supporting mods.
I've just got my hands on a set of GT headers that require minor welding repair work.
Question is, is it going to be worth my time putting them on the car seeing as it cant be remapped etc? Will I notice any gains or is it going to make things worse?
Cheers
17 March 2011, 11:48 AM
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Un-equal mate.
Havnt had it RR'd since I put the Pp chip, front mount or filter in so was planning to do that soon anyway to check the fuelling.
Havnt had it RR'd since I put the Pp chip, front mount or filter in so was planning to do that soon anyway to check the fuelling.
17 March 2011, 12:05 PM
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personally id put them on and get it on a set off rollers, you really wount know till then,
have you got a adjustable fuel reg?
Those chips were really designed to just have an after market filter and exhaust and up the boost by 0.2bar, so you may find with the fmic it may run lean?
have you got a walbro in it?
have you got a adjustable fuel reg?
Those chips were really designed to just have an after market filter and exhaust and up the boost by 0.2bar, so you may find with the fmic it may run lean?
have you got a walbro in it?
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Hi all,
Got a V2 RA with a polar performance chip and supporting mods.
I've just got my hands on a set of GT headers that require minor welding repair work.
Question is, is it going to be worth my time putting them on the car seeing as it cant be remapped etc? Will I notice any gains or is it going to make things worse?
Cheers
Got a V2 RA with a polar performance chip and supporting mods.
I've just got my hands on a set of GT headers that require minor welding repair work.
Question is, is it going to be worth my time putting them on the car seeing as it cant be remapped etc? Will I notice any gains or is it going to make things worse?
Cheers
have a chat with esl, or jgm for that matter mate.regards to what these stainless heads really do. there not worth it.
unless your chassing really big figures, standard cast heads are good
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personally id put them on and get it on a set off rollers, you really wount know till then,
have you got a adjustable fuel reg?
Those chips were really designed to just have an after market filter and exhaust and up the boost by 0.2bar, so you may find with the fmic it may run lean?
have you got a walbro in it?
have you got a adjustable fuel reg?
Those chips were really designed to just have an after market filter and exhaust and up the boost by 0.2bar, so you may find with the fmic it may run lean?
have you got a walbro in it?
Yeah, i'm aware of what aftermarket options I have, but for the moment i'm not planning anything silly.
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