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Old 04-22-2002, 04:49 PM   #1
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Question Good Headers?

I have a 99 hatch and was looking into getting headers. Does anyone have any opinions on the Neuspeed N2 headers? DC? Comptech?? Which one is better: ceramic coating or not?
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Old 04-22-2002, 06:49 PM   #2
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stainless steel rusts very quickly so go with the ceramic. i would have to say that i prefer dc headers.
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Old 04-22-2002, 07:34 PM   #3
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stainless steel rusts very quickly so go with the ceramic. i would have to say that i prefer dc headers.
umm.. stainless steel doesn't rust.. thats why its called stainless :P.. it will rust eventually but far after a ceramic coated mild steel one will.. its the whole concept behind the stainless body of the DMC, no rust! what you may have meant is that it will bronze when heat is applied, meaning it will turn a yellowish color.. but thats no rust! SS all the way

i'd recommend the HP racing Stainless Steel Chrome Plated 4-2-1 header.. according to import tuner it made a good amout of hp and torqe, and it only costs $175 from nopi.. the dc SS is nice too but a lil pricey..
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Old 04-23-2002, 02:39 AM   #4
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What's the point of having the ceramic coat anyway? Does anyone know about the Neuspeed N2 headers?
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Old 04-23-2002, 07:00 AM   #5
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Hi gang,

Ceramic coating creates a kind of heat shield between the inside of the headers and the outside. This will reduce the overall temperature inside your engine bay.

My opinion on this ?? Get the stainless steel and get also some thermal coat band.
Why ?? Stainless steel because the headers will last mmmuuuccchhhh longer then the others, then isolate the headers with Thermal coat band to reduce the heat inside the engine bay, and to increase the heat inside the headers (better flow).

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Old 04-23-2002, 08:35 AM   #6
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go ceramic...cause stainless does rust

Stainless looks like shit in my friends accord and he only had the headers for a year
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Old 04-23-2002, 12:03 PM   #7
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told ya. it might look all shiny and nice in the beginning, but over months it will begin to rust. call almost any shop that deals with headers and they will tell you to go for ceramic.of course its ur car so go with what you like best.
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guys ss will not rust. if you see rust on it its not ss prob crome. crome will rust.
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well it seems that we have a difference in opinion. so who is right?
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RiceBurninVTEC is tight. Its stainless steel man! Dont you have any stainless steel pots in your house?
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What we can do is have conduct an experiement. You buy yourself some dc ceramic 4-2-1 hearders for ur car and YOU buy ME some dc ss 4-2-1 headers, we'll see if mine rust or not
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lol thanks for clearing that up

he can buy me some hp ss ones and he can buy the dc ceramics and we'll see he can also buy me a rear lower tie bar with the money i saved on buying the hp!
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lol thanks for clearing that up

he can buy me some hp ss ones and he can buy the dc ceramics and we'll see he can also buy me a rear lower tie bar with the money i saved on buying the hp!
Haha! You were the one that really cleared it up. I mean you said it so simply how could they still be unsure of it?

Shit if he's buying you the rear lower tie bars, let him buy me a Greddy SP Catback
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lol, well think about it.. if we set a budget of $350 and he bought himself the DC Ceramic 4-2-1 two piece header ($321.49) and he bought ME the HP Stainless Steel 4-2-1 two piece ($173.79) thats a difference of $147. the Cusco Lower Rear Tie bar from optauto.com is $86 so with the money he saved from buying my header he can use to buy me a rear lower tie bar with 61 bucks to spare! thats a set of Accel plug wires

soo.. i could have a DC ceramic 4-2-1 that will rust on me, or i can have a HP stainless 4-2-1, a cusco rear lower tie bar, and a set of accel plug wires for the same price!!

with his whopping $21 left after buying the DC header, he could buy a neato Recaro cell phone holder and maybe one spark plug..

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