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Old 09-18-2003, 11:14 PM
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99 Si

Ok I have a 99 Si and I want to know if a 4-2-1 header would help me on a 1000ft track? I'm planning on getting a 4-1 header, but not in time for the big import race at my local track. I can get a 4-2-1 really cheap. Would it help me?

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Old 09-18-2003, 11:26 PM
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most definitley. 4-2-1 helps the low end and 4-1 is more for top end. If your looking for the 1000', the 4-2-1 would work great.
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Old 09-19-2003, 02:02 PM
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But what I don't understand is that if I launch at 4500-5000rpm's, then i'm not in the low rpm's and i'm in the mid rpm's for a sec. Anything that will help me i'm gonna do before the big race. Weather or not I keep it is a different story. Thanks for the advice.

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Just wondering, but how does a 4-2-1 header improve low end whereas a 4-1 improve top end? That doesn't make sense to me -- I thought the 4-2-1 flowed slightly less than the 4-1 due to it's design. How does that help low-end? Not trying to give you crap, but I'm genuinely curious.
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well the ITR has a 4-1 header and if you look at dyno charts it shows the power more in the top end. They even tried putting on a 4-2-1 header on an ITR, and all i can say is that the owner wasnt pleased with the results from it.
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the 4-2-1 creates a lil backpressure while a 4-1 doesn't really make any yet gives you more top end while 4-2-1 is for the whole powerband.
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very well said.
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So will it help any or not? I don't want it to hurt me but I don't see how it would hurt me?
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help yup alot headers are a great upgrade me for a Daily driver i'd take 4-2-1s cause 4-1s can suck away your lowend tourqe (lol honda low-end tourqe)
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Old 09-22-2003, 12:55 AM
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Ok I got another question. Will a 94-01 gsr header fit on my si?

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yes it will bolt right up. I have a GSR DC sport Header on my B16A head. 94-99, the header was a little shorter and 00-01, they made it a little longer, so you will have to find out which one fits better.
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