I hear this all the time...
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I hear this all the time...
Why do people say they got some headers for their Suby or Honda or what ever last time I looked our car and other 4 cylinders only had one exhaust manifold...Am I missing something?? Maybe we need to have a common car terminology thread.
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Originally Posted by silver satin
Maybe we need to have a common car terminology thread.
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Originally Posted by silver satin
Why do people say they got some headers for their Suby or Honda or what ever last time I looked our car and other 4 cylinders only had one exhaust manifold...Am I missing something?? Maybe we need to have a common car terminology thread.
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I'm not citing this website as the answer, but just as a source.
http://www.sofasst.com/tech/bolts.htm
This is something I've inferred because I've never read or heard anything stated as truth.
My understanding is that an exhaust manifold is obviously stock, as well as made of a iron (heavy), and not very efficient with regards to flow, whereas headers are aftermarket, generally of some space-aged, lightweight alloy like 4130 or 4140 chromoly, is nicely designed to facilitate flow and deter turbulence.
Of course, I was assuming.
http://www.sofasst.com/tech/bolts.htm
This is something I've inferred because I've never read or heard anything stated as truth.
My understanding is that an exhaust manifold is obviously stock, as well as made of a iron (heavy), and not very efficient with regards to flow, whereas headers are aftermarket, generally of some space-aged, lightweight alloy like 4130 or 4140 chromoly, is nicely designed to facilitate flow and deter turbulence.
Of course, I was assuming.
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