August 29, 200917 yr comment_369784 I'm working on a design for a set of pipes for my 3S / KE70 project. What do you think? Anyone done this kinda stuff before? I'm interested to hear anyones experiences who've run similar motors with both varieties of extractors. :y: Edited August 29, 200917 yr by beerhead Report
August 30, 200917 yr comment_369805 Seeing as you are building from scratch you should consider 4into1's with an oversized anti-reversion stepped design off the exhaust ports.... Best of both worlds. Report
August 30, 200917 yr comment_369816 The 4-1 design is definately the way to go but i have never seen proof of stepped headers offering any advantage at all, except in bracket style drag cars where the header design is set perfectly with engine specs. A proper set of tuned 4-1 will work better on just about every application, you could look at using a merge collector though for maximum horsepower Report
August 30, 200917 yr comment_369884 this is what i have read, it is about k engines but should be applicable, maybe blown5k on club-k (from memory) makes his own extractors. i remember reading that the longer the 2-1 section of the 4-2-1 the more it draws out torque delivery and less power in the top end not sure if that helps at all Report
August 31, 200917 yr comment_370252 from everything ive read, if your building something that is going to rev hard then go 4-1 as they have best top end power figures if your using it as a street car only with occassional track use but not pushing it to the rev limiter then go 4-2-1 as they can be easily tuned the same way as what oniBeserker explained P.S i think 4-2-1 look better, got them on my 4age painted black and they look sweet! the top brands seem to prefer the 4-1 design as 4 cylinders are made to rev normally hope that helps Edited August 31, 200917 yr by kiahn Report
August 31, 200917 yr comment_370350 wow they are nice! what can you say, the man is an artist. Report
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