Why Doesn't Any Company Make A Header For The 5SFE |
Why Doesn't Any Company Make A Header For The 5SFE |
Jun 11, 2005 - 11:07 AM |
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Enthusiast Joined Jun 11, '05 Currently Offline Reputation: 0 (0%) |
I have been browsing this forum for quite some time and have noticed that NO COMPANY make a header for the 2.2l 5sfe. SSAutochrome was about to but then people backed out (and yes, I have seen claims of their poor quality with some products. Fortunately this header wasn't bad. There was one or two instances where they did crack or break though in the MR2 community, and that's about it).
I had three MK II MR2s with the 5sfe. I also had the SSAC header on one of them. Let me tell you the performance improvement was noticable right away. It was almost like night and day. More pull and it ran quicker through the gears. When I had to put the stock exhaust manifold back on for inspection, the car ran much slower, easily noticable. Now, the NA MR2 weighs in at @ 2650 lbs. The 94-99 Celica GT hardtop weighs in at @ 2450 lbs, correct? A good header would probably make it quicker in a line than the MR2, which felt good in a line. Is there atleast a header in the works from a reputable aftermarket company? I'm probably going to be buying a 6th gen celica in the near future as my new daily driver. Is there any place where I can see the yearly updates they did to the celica to fix problems from the previous year? Like for example, in 93, the MR2 fixed some electrical problems or quirks, and upgraded the suspension and other things. Is there a list like this for the 6th gen celicas? |
Jun 13, 2005 - 2:15 AM |
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Enthusiast Joined Mar 3, '05 From Richmond, B.C. Currently Offline Reputation: 0 (0%) |
The Genie and Hotshot headers are not exact bolt-ons for the sixth-gen Celicas, that's true. However, the grand total work on them requires a custom front pipe (on the Genie) or mid-pipe (on the Hotshot) to mate them perfectly. It's a matter of millimetres.
As for the CAI, you only have to cut the fuse box if you put on a large intake. A two-inch diametre intake will fit without having to cut or relocate anything. |
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