Agreed.Loop wrote:Don't get me wrong, I still want to see headers for our cars. Specially for people who are really into N/A builds. But after reading countless reviews/opinions for headers on a vq35de it has shown little to no gains in power due to the short headers we have. I still have yet to see Stillen dyno numbers proving their claims.
IMO the money to power gain ratio isn't worth the trouble unless someone proves me wrong =) (dyno numbers or it didn't happen)
I will say it for the 3rd time, HFC/TP's and Y-pipe all the way!
EzeebMOS3 wrote: A thousand dollars seems a bit too pricy.....A local race shop said they would do it for 4-500
Therefore, you may find someone that is cheaper.kyle@stillen wrote:Installation- My $1,000.00 additional labor rate was simply a suggestion of something to consider. There will be those of us who can install the headers ourselves and won't have to go to a shop.
I took my car in, they hoisted her up, took a look at the pipe realized the flanges are different from anything they have so they took all the measurements, to have new flanges laser cut. Then they will call me back for test fitting, dynoing and all that. I am just telling you guys so you stop pestering poor kyle at stillen. There also maybe...maybe... a short shifter for the MT folks.Robs_altima wrote:Why do you have to tease... Don't say that and not tell us more info if you know more. Come on......
HOLY MACKEREL!spockrock wrote:[...] There also maybe...maybe... a short shifter for the MT folks.
Its not stillen working on a ypipe.FGFCacoupe wrote:This thread is a lifesaver. Just like Rob, I was also kind of wishing that I had bought a different car because of the lack of mods for our cars. Im glad that Stillen has continued to develop parts for the Altima coupe, and as this thread justifies they have no plans of stopping. Im ecstatic to know that Stillen has begun work on the Y pipe, and and hope that the test pipes, and high flow cats follow shortly after. As far as headers, installation will not be a problem for me, and I understand that manufacturing will take longer so I hope that as each product is finished it is released so that the wait isnt to long. Y pipe, High flow cats, test pipes will not be complete without headers, downpipe combo
ok............... why say anything at all? Look forward to the release of the part, who ever it is.spockrock wrote:
Its not stillen working on a ypipe.
Oh I just didn't want people to inundate kyle with emails about y-pipes when stillen may or may not be working on one. I just wanted some of the folks here to know know the process has started, and haven't said which company so they are not bombarded with emails as well. I agreed to use my car for the prototyping back in apr/may and my car was taken in recently for test fitting and measurements. Long story short there is a y-pipe coming .... but all good things come with time.Robs_altima wrote:
ok............... why say anything at all? Look forward to the release of the part, who ever it is.
Deleting 3rd cat on the y-pipe correct?spockrock wrote:
Oh I just didn't want people to inundate kyle with emails about y-pipes when stillen may or may not be working on one. I just wanted some of the folks here to know know the process has started, and haven't said which company so they are not bombarded with emails as well. I agreed to use my car for the prototyping back in apr/may and my car was taken in recently for test fitting and measurements. Long story short there is a y-pipe coming .... but all good things come with time.
correct this will delete the third unmetered precat.Robs_altima wrote:
Deleting 3rd cat on the y-pipe correct?
3rd cat is not a precat. The first 2 are precats used to measure smog during the intial startup. The 3rd one is the actual cat for normal use. However, its not measured. The final O2 senors are just behind cat 1 and 2.spockrock wrote:
correct this will delete the third unmetered precat.
I stand corrected, there you are Blake has answered your question.adidas2go wrote:
3rd cat is not a precat. The first 2 are precats used to measure smog during the intial startup. The 3rd one is the actual cat for normal use. However, its not measured. The final O2 senors are just behind cat 1 and 2.
yea, where did this thread go? but i guess since 26 people did vote that they wouldnt buy headers for that much...FGFCacoupe wrote:Any updates