I 've been considering doing this for a while.Does anyone here have any opinion on this?Would this give any noticeable improvement in the mid range or would gains mainly be in the higher rev range?
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I 've been considering doing this for a while.Does anyone here have any opinion on this?Would this give any noticeable improvement in the mid range or would gains mainly be in the higher rev range?
From what I've seen it's a much better design than the stock Euro header so you should feel some gains. You'll still need to mod your cat or get the Euro R one for it to fit due to it being a different length.
Read this thread for more info and pics:
http://tsx.acurazine.com/forums/show...ht=euro+header
wow after seeing that header, its definately alot better than stock euro... stock headers are terrible! but depending on how much they cost, it might be better getting DC sports or something?
how does the euro-r header compare to other aftermarket headers?
well its not stainless steel, like many of the aftermarket ones... so it wouldnt last aslong, especially at high temps... i havent seen dyno figures for them, but judging by the design and piping sizes, id say they would proberbly come close to the DC sports, if not the same...Quote:
Originally Posted by snYpz
i dont think you can get any headers better than TODA, but having said that, the price for them is astranomical compared to the other options...
I thought the EuroR headers were made of the same material as the 2.4L Euro headers. The 2.4L headers are made from non-polished stainless steel.Quote:
Originally Posted by EUR003act
Would anyone know where i could source one from?I'd say I'd need the cat as well.
You can try asking IS motor racing. If they can get EuroR pedals, I'm sure they can get the EuroR header.
Good idea.I'll try them.......thanks.
you may be right, i just remembered reading somewhere that they werent... which was why many of the euroR owners went aftermarket? i may be wrong tho :(Quote:
Originally Posted by aaronng
Were there that many EuroR owners outside of Japan?
i know of two in US... have never heard of any in aus...Quote:
Originally Posted by aaronng
Hopefully someone moves over from Japan and brings their EuroR with them. Would be nice to have a real one at the meets to feel the difference in driving experience compared to our normal model.
I know there's one in Jakarta and few in Singapore.Quote:
Originally Posted by aaronng
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Originally Posted by Atjo
I know that there are ALOT of Euro Rs in Singapore... A friend of mine drives one and then his friends and so on......
hopefully with rudd being our new PM, he can try and have a better connection with the " asia - pacific " then howard did, even though we are apart of the asia pacific it doesnt feel like it.
good point... ill leave rudd a comment on his myspace asking him to import euroRs... he'd win the hearts of thousands! (except for rex/evo owners, theyd all have to upgrade to a honda :p)Quote:
Originally Posted by r-r-redEuro
i assume the euroR in singapore from thailand?
ALL Euros and EuroR are made in Japan.Quote:
Originally Posted by sendok
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Originally Posted by aaronng
lot of em in Singapore :thumbsup: