Rotary Works Header?
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Rotary Works Header?
Curious if anyone has used their headers yet?
Mazda 13B Stainless Steel Tubular Exhaust Header Quantity in Basket: None
Code: RW-HD-13B
Price: $170.00
Shipping Weight: 15.00 pounds
Mazda 13B Stainless Steel Tubular Exhaust Header Quantity in Basket: None Code: RW-HD-13B
Price: $170.00
Shipping Weight: 15.00 pounds
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Last edited by Rx-7Doctor; Jul 24, 2010 at 01:03 PM.
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From what I can tell it looks like the same flange that Racing Beat uses so perhaps that is what Rene is using.
Rene is an excellent fabrication guy and looks like he is supplying some sweet parts. He is always open to suggestions about what we are looking for so don't be afraid to contact him and let him know what we would like.
I'm just curious as to the performance of this header?
Rene is an excellent fabrication guy and looks like he is supplying some sweet parts. He is always open to suggestions about what we are looking for so don't be afraid to contact him and let him know what we would like.
I'm just curious as to the performance of this header?
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First impression is that the design looks extremely similar to the Racing Beat uncollected header. I'd bet it'll perform similarly, but weigh a little less and allow a little more noise leakage. It'll also stay looking nicer over the long term.
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There isn't really too many ways to make it look different. 2 inputs, and 2 outputs in the same location. Like percent said, it looks like the RB header, or I say looks like the RE header, or you say looks like the ISC header. Though you're right, it does look more like the ISC than the others. If many of us had the ability to fab a header, I don't think it would be much different than that. I like the long sweep of the rear runner on the Mindtrain header.
Hyper,
On the ISC, doesn't the rear runner go to the out side on the exit flange?
Could you post some pics of your ISC, I'd like to see the ceramic coating you had done too
These are the only photos I've seen of it.
Edit, couldn't post the 2nd pic, it's in here:http://iscracing.net/garage_sale.html
On the ISC, doesn't the rear runner go to the out side on the exit flange?
Could you post some pics of your ISC, I'd like to see the ceramic coating you had done too

These are the only photos I've seen of it.
Edit, couldn't post the 2nd pic, it's in here:http://iscracing.net/garage_sale.html
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Good point I didn't even notice that. On the ISC, RE, and RB header R1 goes to the inside.

Wish I would've known about this header before I bought the ISC one would've saved me $200

Wish I would've known about this header before I bought the ISC one would've saved me $200
Looks great.
Looks like the ISC has one less bend on the rear runner, but one more on the front one, compared to the Rotary Works.
I'd like one with the ISC rear runner, and the Rotary Works forward runner
That price on the RW is crazy.
Looks like the ISC has one less bend on the rear runner, but one more on the front one, compared to the Rotary Works.
I'd like one with the ISC rear runner, and the Rotary Works forward runner

That price on the RW is crazy.
I have an RB header similar to this, anyone know if this one hangs down any lower than the RB unit?
think it'll bolt up to my 2-inch tubing RB dual pre-silencer ok? bad for flow for header 2.25" primaries going to the RB center section? bad enought to negate any gains from the new header?
think it'll bolt up to my 2-inch tubing RB dual pre-silencer ok? bad for flow for header 2.25" primaries going to the RB center section? bad enought to negate any gains from the new header?
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