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Headers FVD VS SUPERSPRINT

Old Feb 3, 2011 | 09:07 AM
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Headers FVD VS SUPERSPRINT

I am looking for buying headers for my 4s. Looking the net and see that FVD and supersrint is very similar look the photos. why pay double for the superssprints...
 
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Old Feb 4, 2011 | 12:12 PM
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I've heard good things about the FVDs but SS quality was excellent on the exhaust I had previously (not on a P-car). The 4S has different headers from a standard C2. They look more like x51. Well at least mine do. Might be more performance gained by high flow cats... Just my 0.02
 
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Stavroskon,

The 2 key elements to a good header is the tube length and the merge collector. While I can't speak for the Supersprint headers I can tell you that the pipe length seems to be very similar between the 2 from the photos. The FVD headers have a pyramid style merge collector to smooth out the exhaust flow going into the cats. Headers are really for mid range torque. If you ask me, that is just what a 3.6L 996 motor needs more of. You will see torque gains betwen 10-15 NM between 2,500 - 4,800 rpms. Then you will also get about 10+ hp in the higher rpm range as you have freed up more exhaust backpressure.
 
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So would acceleration increase from 2,500 - 4,800 rpm by a tenth of a second or so?
 
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I have FVDs and love em. Can't comment on the SSs.
 
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