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12-08-11, 08:21 PM
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12-08-11, 08:26 PM
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Hey you can find the headers and pricing on the PPE website
http://www.ppeengineering-onlinestor...?categoryId=76
They are the best bang for HP to $ unless you got the buku cash for a supercharger with minimal gains
http://www.ppeengineering-onlinestor...?categoryId=76
They are the best bang for HP to $ unless you got the buku cash for a supercharger with minimal gains
12-09-11, 10:42 AM
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Hey you can find the headers and pricing on the PPE website
http://www.ppeengineering-onlinestor...?categoryId=76
They are the best bang for HP to $ unless you got the buku cash for a supercharger with minimal gains
http://www.ppeengineering-onlinestor...?categoryId=76
They are the best bang for HP to $ unless you got the buku cash for a supercharger with minimal gains
12-13-11, 12:08 PM
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Sewell sells a bottle of Lexus cleaning solution for like $20, but I suspect it's just watered down soap...still, it's enough probably for the life of the car so you can get that if you wanna be extra safe... if not you're likely fine just shaking out the obvious junk, then cleaning it yourself with some dish soap and warm water solution, let it sit for like 10 minutes, then rinsing with clean water and letting it air/sun dry....
NOTE- unless you're in nevada in the summer or something, expect 2 days to dry (a few folks have said as long as 3), so have your stock one handy or expect to not drive for a couple days.
NOTE- unless you're in nevada in the summer or something, expect 2 days to dry (a few folks have said as long as 3), so have your stock one handy or expect to not drive for a couple days.
12-13-11, 01:55 PM
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Here is a youtube video I saw with f-sport intake/exhaust and PPE headers.
12-13-11, 06:41 PM
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Sewell sells a bottle of Lexus cleaning solution for like $20, but I suspect it's just watered down soap...still, it's enough probably for the life of the car so you can get that if you wanna be extra safe... if not you're likely fine just shaking out the obvious junk, then cleaning it yourself with some dish soap and warm water solution, let it sit for like 10 minutes, then rinsing with clean water and letting it air/sun dry....
NOTE- unless you're in nevada in the summer or something, expect 2 days to dry (a few folks have said as long as 3), so have your stock one handy or expect to not drive for a couple days.
NOTE- unless you're in nevada in the summer or something, expect 2 days to dry (a few folks have said as long as 3), so have your stock one handy or expect to not drive for a couple days.
12-13-11, 07:20 PM
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Replacing oem headers with aftermarket (ie. ppe) increases horsepower by improving the removal/exit of exhaust from the engine, thus making the engine more efficient. Improved efficiency of exhause removal also makes the exhause louder as a secondary effect.
12-13-11, 08:40 PM
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The headers from what PPE says will give you a gain of 16 rwhp. I've seen here on the forums spikes of up to 21 rwhp from them. They also add a bit of a rasp at the higher RPMs.
Some may say it sounds ricey, I say it sounds just right
sorry for no videos yet work has been hell (on my 16th hour for today, but yes posting on the forum from work = win) we've got a private road out here that makes a hell of a drag strip i'll see if I can shoot a video with my phone for you today
Some may say it sounds ricey, I say it sounds just right
sorry for no videos yet work has been hell (on my 16th hour for today, but yes posting on the forum from work = win) we've got a private road out here that makes a hell of a drag strip i'll see if I can shoot a video with my phone for you today