Drivetrain Flashpoint Header reviews?
#26
Theoretically a less restricted exhaust can drop the boost gauge reading, just like a freer flowing head. Lower boost gauge reading does not mean bad.
#27
Milltek sounds like the right choice over Flashpoint.
Now I'm deciding between Milltek and RMW. RMW would give me some options for future mods, but the reality is that I'll probably just enjoy the car the way it is. So I'm leaning towards Milltek.
Anyone care to take this thread any further off topic? Opinions on RMW? The Motoring Alliance site loves it.
Now I'm deciding between Milltek and RMW. RMW would give me some options for future mods, but the reality is that I'll probably just enjoy the car the way it is. So I'm leaning towards Milltek.
Anyone care to take this thread any further off topic? Opinions on RMW? The Motoring Alliance site loves it.
#28
i spun around a lot on the repacement header decision, as everyone does. my conclusion was that the RMW street header and milltek are probably the best choices from a quality and performance potential standpoint for a street car, and would pick the flashpoint for an economical stock replacement that also seems to be of high quality.
i will always spend a little more for a performance gain when i have to upgrade. i bought the milltek over the RMW on price point; i would have got the RMW if it was cheaper.
i think people on that other web site are pretty biased, so i wouldnt worry too much about that.
i will always spend a little more for a performance gain when i have to upgrade. i bought the milltek over the RMW on price point; i would have got the RMW if it was cheaper.
i think people on that other web site are pretty biased, so i wouldnt worry too much about that.
#29
I'm not understanding... It's after compression. How does this affect pre-compression levels at all? When exhaust is open, intake is closed. Isn't that essentially a "wall" that separates boost from any exhaust changes? The volume of the whole compression system doesn't change at all.
#30
I'm not understanding... It's after compression. How does this affect pre-compression levels at all? When exhaust is open, intake is closed. Isn't that essentially a "wall" that separates boost from any exhaust changes? The volume of the whole compression system doesn't change at all.
#31
breathing
Think of the SC boost gauge like a DMM, as opposed to an oscilloscope. It reads an average over time as opposed to a snapshot in time. At any given moment there is a cylinder being at the exhale and inhale transition where there is overlap. Air is compressible which adds to the averaging effect. So the exhaust system, is a part of the links in the breathing chain starting from the air intake snooker and ends at the tailpipes. Any restriction in the chain is like a compromised lung - usually not good.
#33
I think I'll go with the Milltek. Hoping for a black Friday deal. The RMW is a little more expensive and I think it's a little too aggressive for my usual goals with the car.
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