Racing beat headers only for carbed fc's?
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Racing beat headers only for carbed fc's?
just a quick question on this.
why is it that on the racing beat headers they encorage to get teh headers/presilencer combo only if your fc is or is gonna be a carbed ( carburation) fc. Is this for smog purposes only? or are they any downsides. I know most people in thr forum run with the rb headers yet they all use the fuel injected system.
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why is it that on the racing beat headers they encorage to get teh headers/presilencer combo only if your fc is or is gonna be a carbed ( carburation) fc. Is this for smog purposes only? or are they any downsides. I know most people in thr forum run with the rb headers yet they all use the fuel injected system.
thanx and sorry for not using search
The two together give more horsepower, however I'm running just the header and making much more horsepower then stock. Maybe just a marketing thing? Give them a call they are really nice to talk to and very helpful.
-Mike
-Mike
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well i dont doubt the horsepower increase i just want to know why they would write such a thing. I mean converting a fuel inkected fc to a carbed one is at least 2k
Originally posted by Peruvianrx7
well i dont doubt the horsepower increase i just want to know why they would write such a thing. I mean converting a fuel inkected fc to a carbed one is at least 2k
well i dont doubt the horsepower increase i just want to know why they would write such a thing. I mean converting a fuel inkected fc to a carbed one is at least 2k
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Do not turn this into a carb vs. EFI debate. That has been rehashed here too many times.
I just checked the Racing Beat website and could not find any reference to requiring a carb conversion.
I just checked the Racing Beat website and could not find any reference to requiring a carb conversion.
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quote from racing beat:
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For optimum performance gains for this application, we recommend that a header be used on an engine configured with a carburetor intake system. For this reason, we suggest another suitable configuration for use on a fuel-injected engine is the Racing Beat Catalytic Converter Replacement Pipe with Presilencer combo
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It doesnt say you are required too it says for optimum performance gains.
Congrats on ur car aaron!
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For optimum performance gains for this application, we recommend that a header be used on an engine configured with a carburetor intake system. For this reason, we suggest another suitable configuration for use on a fuel-injected engine is the Racing Beat Catalytic Converter Replacement Pipe with Presilencer combo
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It doesnt say you are required too it says for optimum performance gains.
Congrats on ur car aaron!
Hans- Does it look like my Sport has a carb? no I have a Road Race header in place. You don't need to use a carb for the header. Besides man your broke. And your always complaining about your car being broken so why mod it anymore? Your only going to bitch more. 
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