i was running mugen header+ mugen titanium exhaust difference was unreal.cant believe 1.5 vtec was fun to play with as well : )
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i was running mugen header+ mugen titanium exhaust difference was unreal.cant believe 1.5 vtec was fun to play with as well : )
Nice! ever get dyno results? Recently got a spoon n1 axleback for the jazz...a bit OP mostly considering its the wifeyz car lol ( got it cheap though )
sPOON N1 is straight piping design, however the mugen titanium was loop design without sacrifice much back pressure.Quote:
Originally Posted by Evok
Yeah i heard it frees up the exhaust a bit...don't really notice it tbh, well you can't unless your very sensitive anyways.Quote:
Originally Posted by kongfu
Its not that loud as well and has a really good tone to it . surprised but maybe cause the rest is the stock system, sounds better then my dc2
yeh, i think it was.
the original exhaust manifold gasket is compressed steel, and the exhaust bloke said the hardest part was taking the old one off and out, since theres little room in the engine bay its hard to get the old headers out of the way, turns out they come out from the top after removing the cables n stuff. he didnt say it was hard to fit the new ones, so i would say its very bolt on. only problem is u lose your heatshield, and the headers let a fair bit into the engine bay. but i have a dash scoop coming to let more air in to balance the situation.
some nice mods in here. does anyone know where i could get some springs for gd3?
ebay!! and try the teamozjazz facebook and ask on the wall. ppl there selling stuff commonly
got T1R Bmax coilovers put in. they are just wayyyyyyyyyy tooo firm, but i like the low.
could swap the springs out with some kings or something then re install it.
Seeing that you're from melb too I suggest inboxing "stndrd" as he can get springs quiet easily as well as coilovers if you're willing to spend some more.Quote:
Originally Posted by gre03
By the way what's the softest coilovers around? Right now I'm running Advance Coilovers they're hella stiff! I'm not too sure about the spring rates. Would swapping springs be an option for making my coilovers less stiff?
yes, u can swap them then just re adjust the height to suit. depending on design and how much adjustment there is u could even put original springs back on, and still lower it.
in theory but it would probably be quite hard as the springs are large. but maybe get some softer king springs and drop them in.
is anyone sitting low with their jazzes? when i mean low, i mean <100mm at least!