speed daddy headers?
#4
I have zero issues with my speed daddy headers
A little closer to the fans but I don't mind it for now until I can get a slimmer fan set-up.
I didn't use the clamps that came with for the cross over or downpipe section. I went with EasySeal band clamps. I'm at about 8 months and maybe 8k miles on them with zero issues.
Here's an image of the crossover sealed up (back when I was N/A)
^^You can see in the pic that the band clamp creates a great seal around the fitting of the crossover. I used A LOT of high temp RTV in there for the connection to really seal up. Much better than the clamps which crush the pipe and basically make the headers a major pain to remove and re-install.
A little closer to the fans but I don't mind it for now until I can get a slimmer fan set-up.
I didn't use the clamps that came with for the cross over or downpipe section. I went with EasySeal band clamps. I'm at about 8 months and maybe 8k miles on them with zero issues.
Here's an image of the crossover sealed up (back when I was N/A)
^^You can see in the pic that the band clamp creates a great seal around the fitting of the crossover. I used A LOT of high temp RTV in there for the connection to really seal up. Much better than the clamps which crush the pipe and basically make the headers a major pain to remove and re-install.
Last edited by 01 Monte SS; 08-27-2012 at 12:05 PM.
#5
Speed daddy headers are great! Only issue i had was like everyone mentioned sitting rite on my fan. Not a biggie tho doesnt hurt the car in any way. Takes forever to put headers on and the rear header was a s.o.b to get thru! Lol good luck tho you'll love em! Oh i kept the clamps on the crossover but after that everything got welded
#6
I have zero issues with my speed daddy headers
A little closer to the fans but I don't mind it for now until I can get a slimmer fan set-up.
I didn't use the clamps that came with for the cross over or downpipe section. I went with EasySeal band clamps. I'm at about 8 months and maybe 8k miles on them with zero issues.
Here's an image of the crossover sealed up (back when I was N/A)
^^You can see in the pic that the band clamp creates a great seal around the fitting of the crossover. I used A LOT of high temp RTV in there for the connection to really seal up. Much better than the clamps which crush the pipe and basically make the headers a major pain to remove and re-install.
A little closer to the fans but I don't mind it for now until I can get a slimmer fan set-up.
I didn't use the clamps that came with for the cross over or downpipe section. I went with EasySeal band clamps. I'm at about 8 months and maybe 8k miles on them with zero issues.
Here's an image of the crossover sealed up (back when I was N/A)
^^You can see in the pic that the band clamp creates a great seal around the fitting of the crossover. I used A LOT of high temp RTV in there for the connection to really seal up. Much better than the clamps which crush the pipe and basically make the headers a major pain to remove and re-install.
#7
I also would recommend not using the gaskets that come with the speed daddys. You're better off just cleaning up your OEM gaskets, at least that's what I did and so far no leaks
Just be sure to use a lot of RTV where the pipes come together and more on the clamps and you'll be good for a long time.
#8
Yea make sure u get that o2 extension! Or better yet go with a wideband for future tuning. A bit pricey but well worth it. I used the gaskets that came with the headers and lots of rtv and no leaks at all either are u gonna leave them chrome?
#10
No problem. If you want to go with the easy seal clamps, you'll need to 2.5" and two 3" clamps. I'd also get an o2 extension from jzzp. You can also order the EGR block off plates if you want to go ahead and remove that while you have good acess
I also would recommend not using the gaskets that come with the speed daddys. You're better off just cleaning up your OEM gaskets, at least that's what I did and so far no leaks
Just be sure to use a lot of RTV where the pipes come together and more on the clamps and you'll be good for a long time.
I also would recommend not using the gaskets that come with the speed daddys. You're better off just cleaning up your OEM gaskets, at least that's what I did and so far no leaks
Just be sure to use a lot of RTV where the pipes come together and more on the clamps and you'll be good for a long time.