Does the IS250 headers work for the IS350?
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I just about 4 hours ago picked my car up from PPE. they are test fitting a new set of ceramic coated headers.....Still a little work left tomorrow. But PM me sometime in the evening and Ill let you know what the Dyno says after it is all done.....
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As far as product and the people behind the product - I can only say kind things. Very Very VERY knowledgeable about cars and exhaust. a company i would give my business too hands down.
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from what i am told they will.... No warning lights popped on and it sounds good. we are installing high flow cats next week... so its a bit loud right now but will soften a bit when they are finished.
100% of all headers sold for the 250 or 350 are illegal in all 50 US states as they all either eliminate or replace a set of cats. (can't speak to legality in other countries)
That doesn't mean you won't sneak by if you get a lazy inspector in some states, but you won't be legal.
Anyway, headers designed for the 250 will physically fit a 350, but that doesn't mean it's a good idea and you might well lose performance as a result. Header design is a pretty detailed science and randomly slapping a set designed for one engine onto one with a significantly larger displacement isn't necessarily a great plan.
Not to mention AFAIK the only 250 headers in production are Megan (with reported poor build quality and no dyno evidence I've seen of results even on a 250), and Jun-TW which are insanely expensive again with not much independent dyno evidence to back them up.
That doesn't mean you won't sneak by if you get a lazy inspector in some states, but you won't be legal.
Anyway, headers designed for the 250 will physically fit a 350, but that doesn't mean it's a good idea and you might well lose performance as a result. Header design is a pretty detailed science and randomly slapping a set designed for one engine onto one with a significantly larger displacement isn't necessarily a great plan.
Not to mention AFAIK the only 250 headers in production are Megan (with reported poor build quality and no dyno evidence I've seen of results even on a 250), and Jun-TW which are insanely expensive again with not much independent dyno evidence to back them up.
Good stuff thanks a lot bro
... I figured it wouldn't work well since 350 are stronger motors.
... I figured it wouldn't work well since 350 are stronger motors.100% of all headers sold for the 250 or 350 are illegal in all 50 US states as they all either eliminate or replace a set of cats. (can't speak to legality in other countries)
That doesn't mean you won't sneak by if you get a lazy inspector in some states, but you won't be legal.
Anyway, headers designed for the 250 will physically fit a 350, but that doesn't mean it's a good idea and you might well lose performance as a result. Header design is a pretty detailed science and randomly slapping a set designed for one engine onto one with a significantly larger displacement isn't necessarily a great plan.
Not to mention AFAIK the only 250 headers in production are Megan (with reported poor build quality and no dyno evidence I've seen of results even on a 250), and Jun-TW which are insanely expensive again with not much independent dyno evidence to back them up.
That doesn't mean you won't sneak by if you get a lazy inspector in some states, but you won't be legal.
Anyway, headers designed for the 250 will physically fit a 350, but that doesn't mean it's a good idea and you might well lose performance as a result. Header design is a pretty detailed science and randomly slapping a set designed for one engine onto one with a significantly larger displacement isn't necessarily a great plan.
Not to mention AFAIK the only 250 headers in production are Megan (with reported poor build quality and no dyno evidence I've seen of results even on a 250), and Jun-TW which are insanely expensive again with not much independent dyno evidence to back them up.
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