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aarontheplumber
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I didn't search through the forums. Any body know where to find a full tubular header. I have a 90 2.4l 4wd I think mine has a crack.


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Rev_D21
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Try searching the forums.

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Big-Bird
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aarontheplumber wrote:I didn't search through the forums. Any body know where to find a full tubular header. I have a 90 2.4l 4wd I think mine has a crack.
Contact Automotive Customizers.

http://www.4x4parts.com

They can help you out.

seang
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I was researching building my own header, and have some numbers. For peak torque at 4400rpm with a 2389cc 4cyl, the primaries should be 1.63 for 16ga, and 1.61 for 18ga steel, these are outside diameters. Header length should be 24.0228069446 inches. 4-2-1 would probably be best.

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Desert Rat
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Search for a dealer for Pacesetter headers

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PEZi
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my pacesetter is perfect


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