The Spaniards EP3 Build

**TonyxTony** · 23-04-2012 09:45 AM

also bought those fake pedals off ebay and installed them on the weekend. Feels great! because the accelerate is bigger and longer, making it much easier to press.

My clutch one is abit loose. Same as yours?

**JDM EP3** · 23-04-2012 10:23 AM

Originally Posted by TonyxTony

also bought those fake pedals off ebay and installed them on the weekend. Feels great! because the accelerate is bigger and longer, making it much easier to press.

My clutch one is abit loose. Same as yours?

I haven't had a chance to install mine yet will do them hopefully this weekend along with the header

**JDM EP3** · 24-04-2012 08:59 PM

Update: So I finally got around to bring these home from work tonight, was hoping the weather was going to be good tomorrow to install these.
PLM headers.

Seen a dyno graph of these and they make more power than the J's Racing headers.
My only issue is that they dont seem to slide into each pipe without having to push and pull the ends to line up properly.
Spoon goodness

**curtis265** · 24-04-2012 09:08 PM

dat fired up pedal debate..

**RPS.13** · 25-04-2012 12:52 AM

Originally Posted by JDM EP3

Update: So I finally got around to bring these home from work tonight, was hoping the weather was going to be good tomorrow to install these.
PLM headers.
Seen a dyno graph of these and they make more power than the J's Racing headers.
My only issue is that they dont seem to slide into each pipe without having to push and pull the ends to line up properly.

Nice! They look pretty much identical to the kiddracing ones.

You can use a flat head screw driver to help separate the primary sections, then slot in the secondary sections. Again you can do the same thing to get the end section on. Its a bit of trial and error to get them to sit right. Use a mallet to help tap each section into place. I think i put mine together and pulled them apart approximately 3 times before i was completely happy with the way they sat. You can be quite firm with the mallet when tapping them together, use a block of wood on the end if your worried about bending them. This should help minimise any leaking.

**Azz86** · 28-04-2012 10:49 PM

How'd you go dude? Get those headers in or struggling?

**JDM EP3** · 28-04-2012 11:01 PM

Originally Posted by RPS.13

Nice! They look pretty much identical to the kiddracing ones.

You can use a flat head screw driver to help separate the primary sections, then slot in the secondary sections. Again you can do the same thing to get the end section on. Its a bit of trial and error to get them to sit right. Use a mallet to help tap each section into place. I think i put mine together and pulled them apart approximately 3 times before i was completely happy with the way they sat. You can be quite firm with the mallet when tapping them together, use a block of wood on the end if your worried about bending them. This should help minimise any leaking.

Thanks man will keep that in mind for when I do them.

Originally Posted by Azz86

How'd you go dude? Get those headers in or struggling?

Haven't actually had a chance to install them yet spent all day washing and clay baring the car today looks minty fresh and so smooth. Will try to have them in next week or the week after if I get a chance.

**Azz86** · 29-04-2012 01:12 AM

Originally Posted by JDM EP3

Haven't actually had a chance to install them yet spent all day washing and clay baring the car today looks minty fresh and so smooth. Will try to have them in next week or the week after if I get a chance.

Cool man. Keep us posted. I'll be in the market for some headers soon