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Exhaust headers?

Discussion in '308/328' started by Hans, Jul 2, 2011.

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  1. Hans

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    Hi guys,

    My exhaust headers are on their last legs. Time for a change to new ones.

    I really don't like the looks of the ones that Superformance is selling. (I DO like their price though).

    Any tips on where to get them?

    I got a quote from a company here locally for roughly $3000 to have a pair fabricated. No thanks...

    Superformance is around $1000 for a set. But....
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  2. Ferraripilot

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    I understand what you mean although if the Superformance headers have a larger inner diameter than stock I would say for you to use them. Stock is 1.5inch. You might want to check with Nouvalari in the UK
     
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    If the picture you show is the superformance headers, I say be wary, the bends were done on a crude machine , and the bends look rather restrictive, I would keep looking before I ordered those.

    Also shop around to find a cheaper shop to make them, or order the pieces from this outfit and take them to a local shop to weld,

    http://www.spdexhaust.com/
     
  4. luckydynes

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    You haven't seen the bends in the stock 308 header I take it ... some guy was over at my place and thought all the wrinkles in the bends were deliberate by Ferrari and looked cool ... he wasn't a car guy obiovusly :).

    cheers
     
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    still, they are better than the superformance units above. depending on compression and displacement, I supposed 1 5/8" would be best for this engine?
     
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    The collectors are garbage too.
     
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    I have a Nouvalari exhaust, with original manifolds, and the quaility is outstanding. When I need new manifolds, my search will start there.
     
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    What makes you believe our old exhaust is going bad?
     
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    Here's a pic of one of my factory sets ... pick your poison ;).

    cheers
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    Equal dia. all the way. Stebro headers. Ceramic coated inside and out. Say what you want about Stebro, I have seen plenty negatives about Stebro on this site, but I got a good product from them. These things are not what they keep in stock so be prepared to wait. Tubi headers are the best in my opinion, but they are really $$$$$$$
    For just a street car the stock headers are just fine. They don't look as nice but do the job.
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  11. Hans

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    I've had to weld both of them back together after they had cracked and found that the material is VERY thin. Time for new ones...
     
  12. Hans

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    Wow, these look nice!
     
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    Hans,

    What brand did you end up getting? I'm seriously considering Nouvalari.

    -c
     
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    Larini and Tubi make headers as well.
     

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