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if your supercharged and add longtube headers will that cause you to lose power because of vvel i ask because vvel may let more boost pass the valves on a

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Old 12-10-2012, 07:16 AM   #1 (permalink)
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if your supercharged and add longtube headers will that cause you to lose power because of vvel
i ask because vvel may let more boost pass the valves on a free flowing exhaust longtube vs shorties
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Headers are not Beneficial with a SC that setup is Best for Turbo.
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if your supercharged and add longtube headers will that cause you to lose power because of vvel
i ask because vvel may let more boost pass the valves on a free flowing exhaust longtube vs shorties
there is much debate if you get a solid answer post it up!


im just worried it will be shot down
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Call SAM from GTM and ask.

What are you talking about? I have ran this setup and it works 100% and a LTH setup with a SC is the ideal exhaust setup.
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Headers are not Beneficial with a SC that setup is Best for Turbo.
How does one go about running long tube headers and a turbo?
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How does one go about running long tube headers and a turbo?
By running a mid or rear turbo setup.
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What are you talking about? I have ran this setup and it works 100% and a LTH setup with a SC is the ideal exhaust setup.
I have also heard from Stillen that they 100% do not recommend any headers with their S/C setup. Stock manifolds only.

For the same reason, too much valve overlap @ high RPM causing charge to exit cylinder before combustion.

I don't think it's that huge a deal at normal boost levels, but that's what they say.
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I'm getting twin SC's with my LTH's. With VVEL tuning coming around (not sure if GTM will be doing it with mine), there will be a good deal of info coming down the pipeline.
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I have also heard from Stillen that they 100% do not recommend any headers with their S/C setup. Stock manifolds only.

For the same reason, too much valve overlap @ high RPM causing charge to exit cylinder before combustion.

I don't think it's that huge a deal at normal boost levels, but that's what they say.
It all has to do with the SC unit and if it was built properly with expansion in place.
Stillen and GTM really built their systems to function with stock exhaust setups because of CARB requirements, which limits the expansion for headers & exhaust. But honestly, I have ran this setup (GTM Stage 1 SC) and it works great and I highly recommend it.

-Better heat management
-Stock cats will blow and if you are driving while this happens you could possibly suck part of it into the engine bay
-Better flowing exhaust
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It all has to do with the SC unit and if it was built properly with expansion in place.
Stillen and GTM really built their systems to function with stock exhaust setups because of CARB requirements, which limits the expansion for headers & exhaust. But honestly, I have ran this setup (GTM Stage 1 SC) and it works great and I highly recommend it.

-Better heat management
-Stock cats will blow and if you are driving while this happens you could possibly suck part of it into the engine bay
-Better flowing exhaust
Oh I agree with all of those points.

Just repeating the words I've heard from the manufacturers... However silly they sound to me.
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Oh I agree with all of those points.

Just repeating the words I've heard from the manufacturers... However silly they sound to me.
I think it is because they only tested with OEM exhaust components and do not want to recommend a part and people lose power or have issues and it falls back on them.
I understand both sides, but I would go with whatever you want as it will work unless it does not fit which is another story.
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What stage SC are you running on the car with headers. if its a stage 2 i would like to know how you installed the air cleaner.

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