can you buy a hedder for a 3rdgen
02-21-03, 06:44 PM
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Okay, for those who like to edumacate, rather than insulate... 
You can't have a 'header' for a 3rd gen. A header goes on a naturally aspirated car. Like a Honda Civic, that you can buy a header for. Or any NA RX-7, like a 1st or 2nd gen. On a turbocharged car, such as the 3rd generation RX-7, it's simply called a turbo manifold. And there isn't an aftermarket high flow manifold for the stock twins, really. You'd have to go full single conversion to get an aftermarket manifold, which is $$$^2
Header...
Turbo Manifold...
You can't have a 'header' for a 3rd gen. A header goes on a naturally aspirated car. Like a Honda Civic, that you can buy a header for. Or any NA RX-7, like a 1st or 2nd gen. On a turbocharged car, such as the 3rd generation RX-7, it's simply called a turbo manifold. And there isn't an aftermarket high flow manifold for the stock twins, really. You'd have to go full single conversion to get an aftermarket manifold, which is $$$^2
Header...
Turbo Manifold...
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02-21-03, 07:51 PM
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Threads like this make me laugh 
What do you think the percentage is of FD owners who actually know what they are drving is??? 50%??? 40%??? And not to be a jerk cause it really doesn't matter, but it is spelled HEADer.
What do you think the percentage is of FD owners who actually know what they are drving is??? 50%??? 40%??? And not to be a jerk cause it really doesn't matter, but it is spelled HEADer.
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