4 into 1 step or Try-Y headers for a stocker
I'm curious what your opinion is on headers for a Stocker and why.
It seems like each has a different opinion on which is better. Winter time causes your brain to wonder....lol |
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Your options are REF or Danny Davis. Others are either using the PipeMax software or filling the form from Burns Stainless, following their recommendation and building their own. |
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Ya know, the last person who asked me a question like this I answered; "how do you have s&x with your wife?".
I don't know what your combo is so it's kinda hard to answer the question. If it's a SBC, I would say go for the tri-Y if the person building them knows what they're doing. |
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REF Unlimited 2179 Northern Ave Kingman, AZ 86409 (928) 692-0111 |
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The difference between 4 into 1 headers (no question, at least one step is necessary) with good merge collectors, and 4-2-1 or "tri-y" headers is found in what you can do with the camshaft. The two types of headers require entirely different camshafts. You literally develop your camshaft to compliment the headers, and they're to radically different camshaft programs. Choose a header style that you like, but make sure you have access to someone who can help you make the right camshaft choices.
For every person you find who says that a tri-y is fastest, you'll find at least one person with a fast car who says the 4 into 1 is as fast or faster. Good luck. Open your wallet. |
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