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Old 06-10-2013, 02:45 PM
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Default John Hytech header or Mugen header
Planning to buy either John Hytech header or Mugen need u guys input about these header
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Either one is great. Both have a few month build time
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I have a mugen header.. Don't really know if it helps or not. Haha
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stock unless you are crazy about weight savings.
stock flows GREAT
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Hytech definitely.

The stock header flows great if you haven't increased air volume at all. If you have an intake; that all goes out the window. You can definitely benefit from increased flow beyond the exhaust ports.

Mugen makes pretty looking trash imo .
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I have a Hytech header and the workmanship is great. Well designed and well constructed. Installation was a breeze.

No problems at all in several years and it improved performance on my supercharged S.
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Originally Posted by Sideways
I have a Hytech header and the workmanship is great. Well designed and well constructed. Installation was a breeze.

No problems at all in several years and it improved performance on my supercharged S.
Did u get it tune after your header was install? What happen if its not tune ? Thank you
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Originally Posted by adam5398
Originally Posted by Sideways' timestamp='1370994604' post='22602294
I have a Hytech header and the workmanship is great. Well designed and well constructed. Installation was a breeze.

No problems at all in several years and it improved performance on my supercharged S.
Did u get it tune after your header was install? What happen if its not tune ? Thank you
as far as i know there are 2 versions of the hytech header, one for NA applications and another for supercharged.
and don't you have to get the hytech test pipe to mate with the header as well?
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I have both off them hytech header and test pipe too na application header. What about tunning ?thank again
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