OBX Headers for SC400. Who's going to be the Guinea Pig?
04-03-13, 12:21 PM
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Well it's official. You need to do a full custom exhaust if you install these.
http://srsbzns.wordpress.com/2012/12...horty-headers/
"They bolt to the head but the collector is all sorts of different angle is a bit different the flange and the clock of the flange…..needs a custom exhaust…..or what I’m gonna try and do is weld the stock flange on and egr….but idk figment cause my engine is out of the car"
http://srsbzns.wordpress.com/2012/12...horty-headers/
"They bolt to the head but the collector is all sorts of different angle is a bit different the flange and the clock of the flange…..needs a custom exhaust…..or what I’m gonna try and do is weld the stock flange on and egr….but idk figment cause my engine is out of the car"
04-03-13, 10:00 PM
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All that being said these are still the cheapest headers for the SC400. Still a good deal if you don't mind doing a custom exhaust, which basically almost every SC400 header requires.
Last edited by Clean400; 04-09-13 at 06:06 AM.
05-17-13, 10:42 AM
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One day. Exhaust is pretty expensive if you're not doing your own work. If there was a header for $350 that bolted up to the stock cats I'd buy one. I'm cheap what can I say lol.
All that being said these are still the cheapest headers for the SC400. Still a good deal if you don't mind doing a custom exhaust, which basically almost every SC400 header requires.
All that being said these are still the cheapest headers for the SC400. Still a good deal if you don't mind doing a custom exhaust, which basically almost every SC400 header requires.
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01-21-14, 11:12 AM
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Has anyone bought these? 
I need some correct knowledgeable info that these do in fact bolt up. Obx claims they do but need answers from someone who actually has them. There seems to be no definite answer with these specific headers. 
Only people who actually bought these and put them on yourself please your info is needed.
Thanks.
I need some correct knowledgeable info that these do in fact bolt up. Obx claims they do but need answers from someone who actually has them. There seems to be no definite answer with these specific headers. Only people who actually bought these and put them on yourself please your info is needed. Thanks.
01-21-14, 11:51 AM
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IMO there no sense in getting these headers if they dont bolt up and you need to do a custom exhaust. If you're gonna spend the money on a custom setup, why cheap out on the headers? I have a full custom setup with PPE headers and the car is MEAN
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Why waste $400 on a cheap part.
Just use your stock. This part doesn't make a huge difference, no sense in wasting money on a part that you will MORE THAN LIKELY have to replace in the future, because poor craftsmanship.
If you want to waste $400, my paypal is always open.
Just use your stock. This part doesn't make a huge difference, no sense in wasting money on a part that you will MORE THAN LIKELY have to replace in the future, because poor craftsmanship.
If you want to waste $400, my paypal is always open.