headers
rsxballa
01-12-2005, 01:49 PM
i have been looking in to gettin some dc race headers and i talked to a guy at my local body shop and he told me headers might leak and just basically was against me getting them. if anyone has ever heard of headers on rsx's leaking or any other problems with them let me know
crazy_canuck
01-12-2005, 05:09 PM
I haven't, but search http://forums.clubrsx.com , there might be something there.
RSX-S777
01-12-2005, 08:04 PM
They shouldnt leak if installed correctly. Reusing the stock manifold gasket may increase the likelihood of an exhaust leak. Pick up a new gasket from the dealer or a good aftermarket gasket and you'll be fine.
Mendari
01-14-2005, 10:06 AM
i have been looking in to gettin some dc race headers .. headers might leak ...
What? You're afraid of a little carbon-monoxide poisoning? :icon16:
Just be sure to get only 1 dc race header with a new gasket.
I don't think you'll need more than one.
What? You're afraid of a little carbon-monoxide poisoning? :icon16:
Just be sure to get only 1 dc race header with a new gasket.
I don't think you'll need more than one.
Vip09
01-15-2005, 01:36 AM
Just be sure to get only 1 dc race header with a new gasket. I don't think you'll need more than one.
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RSX-S777
01-15-2005, 11:08 AM
More headers= MORE POWER. I've got 3, working on a fourth... :lol:
crazy_canuck
01-15-2005, 04:04 PM
Headers are fun. Its the only thing I like about soccer.
Ace$nyper
01-16-2005, 04:12 PM
hes probbly talking about the shistyness of DC i would also agree and find another header and new gasket as mentioned before
Dr.Gonzo
01-17-2005, 02:23 AM
Speaking of headers does anyone have the way expensive TODA headers and if so do they really peform better than other RSX TypeS headers?
Mendari
01-17-2005, 02:18 PM
Speaking of headers does anyone have the way expensive TODA headers and if so do they really peform better than other RSX TypeS headers?
I wouldn't get the TODA header because you'll end up driving around with your Check Engine light on all day.
How are you supposed to know when you're really supposed to check the engine?
I.M.O. the few extra horsepower isn't worth the possible engine damage.
I wouldn't get the TODA header because you'll end up driving around with your Check Engine light on all day.
How are you supposed to know when you're really supposed to check the engine?
I.M.O. the few extra horsepower isn't worth the possible engine damage.
sivic02
01-17-2005, 02:39 PM
I wouldn't get the TODA header because you'll end up driving around with your Check Engine light on all day.
How are you supposed to know when you're really supposed to check the engine?
I.M.O. the few extra horsepower isn't worth the possible engine damage.
If your talking about the check engine light being on from the o2 sensor then just get an o2 simulator or there is a way to modify a piece that will fit the stock o2 sensor further away from the piping so it wont give you a check engine light. Ill find a link or post how to do it if anyones interested.
How are you supposed to know when you're really supposed to check the engine?
I.M.O. the few extra horsepower isn't worth the possible engine damage.
If your talking about the check engine light being on from the o2 sensor then just get an o2 simulator or there is a way to modify a piece that will fit the stock o2 sensor further away from the piping so it wont give you a check engine light. Ill find a link or post how to do it if anyones interested.
crazy_canuck
01-17-2005, 03:55 PM
Yeah, you can use an 02 sensor.
As far as race headers:
TODA is handmade and produces about 5 more whp than the second best, DCRH.
The DC is cheap and provides great gains, that'd be a best bet IMO.
The Comptech is a high quality piece, but more expensive than the DCRH and slightly less power.
The Jackson Racing header was meant for the JR supercharger and therefore isn't tuned as well for NA, resulting in the least gains out of all, however it still yields good gains. I believe that this is the only possible RH that stands a chance at passing an emmisions test. Can't remember why, however.
As far as race headers:
TODA is handmade and produces about 5 more whp than the second best, DCRH.
The DC is cheap and provides great gains, that'd be a best bet IMO.
The Comptech is a high quality piece, but more expensive than the DCRH and slightly less power.
The Jackson Racing header was meant for the JR supercharger and therefore isn't tuned as well for NA, resulting in the least gains out of all, however it still yields good gains. I believe that this is the only possible RH that stands a chance at passing an emmisions test. Can't remember why, however.
Dr.Gonzo
01-18-2005, 01:16 AM
Thanks for the answer on the TODA header. I will remember that when I purchase a TypeS in a couple of years.
Mendari
01-18-2005, 11:38 AM
Yeah, you can use an 02 sensor....
But doesn't the Toda design also replace the Catalytic convertor with a dummy-cat.
But doesn't the Toda design also replace the Catalytic convertor with a dummy-cat.
sivic02
01-18-2005, 06:45 PM
But doesn't the Toda design also replace the Catalytic convertor with a dummy-cat.
It should still have a hole for you to put your o2 sensor in, you will get a check engine light from it so youll have to either get an o2 simularor or adapt something to push the 02 sensor further away from the direct exhaust path to keep it from throwing the code.
It should still have a hole for you to put your o2 sensor in, you will get a check engine light from it so youll have to either get an o2 simularor or adapt something to push the 02 sensor further away from the direct exhaust path to keep it from throwing the code.
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