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Im looking into getting a header, heres what im looking for
easy to install
no welding o2 sensors
good quality header thats not going to crack in 6 months
$200-$300
A little HP gain would be nice too :) but i need to mainly get rid of the precat

i was thinking this one Nissan Performance Racing Products for International Sales from SSAutochrome Inc.
its at the bottom of the page, it looks like it has both the o2 bungs so i can just bolt it right up correct?

any help or suggestions would be nice :)
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hands down get fi-r or 2jr's header. 2j's will be released soon if you wanna wait it out. but fi-r header is so far the best option
 

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I want the 2j one hella bad but it says its going to be $580 on their site, thats a little out of my price range
would the ssautochrome one sound ricy?

And the fi-r? never heard of that one
 

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search on the site.....he has it in the 300$ range.

and the ricey sound is fixed by the exhaust..... any aftermarket header will sound like crap with stock exhaust

and last i saw the 2jr was gonna be in the 400$ range..

regardless ssautochrome is a generic brand, almost like any ebay brand. its still better than stock but they dont do the r&d work the other companies do, which os why theyre cheap
 

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Travis GB on the header (cheaper):Group Buy: FI-R QR25DE Equal Length/ 2.5" & 3" Race Header with Mid-pipe
http://www.b15u.com/group-buys/2599...-equal-length-2-5-3-race-header-mid-pipe.html


and 2jr header (you dont need to read 77pages, just know its not quite ready yet:

http://www.b15u.com/2j-racing/16703-2jracing-hi-power-header.html
 
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