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My understanding was they're also not for the IS350.
They'll physically FIT an IS350... but their nation of origin only gets the IS250 and that is the engine for which they are designed (as in the size of the plumbing and whatnot is meant for the 250s engine so results on the 350 engine are unknown at best)
I might have it backwards, but if I remember correctly, the size of the primaries and collector actually favors the 350 more than the 250. I can't remember which thread this was discussed in, but I'm pretty sure it was Mazzuri that mentioned the diameters of the plumbing being better for the 350 than 250.
I might have it backwards, but if I remember correctly, the size of the primaries and collector actually favors the 350 more than the 250. I can't remember which thread this was discussed in, but I'm pretty sure it was Mazzuri that mentioned the diameters of the plumbing being better for the 350 than 250.
In my case I don't have the tooling to bend anything smaller than 1.5" which is a good size for the 350, not the 250... which needs to be around 1.3". I have no idea what the size of the Ju headers is.
In my case I don't have the tooling to bend anything smaller than 1.5" which is a good size for the 350, not the 250... which needs to be around 1.3". I have no idea what the size of the Ju headers is.
There was a thread about the Megan headers having a 1.75" primary diameter and that this would be too big for a street car. Maybe that is where it all started.
In my case I don't have the tooling to bend anything smaller than 1.5" which is a good size for the 350, not the 250... which needs to be around 1.3". I have no idea what the size of the Ju headers is.
forgive the ignorance but with that said, isnt it weird that your the 250 headers made bigger gains than the 350 ones?