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Old 02-09-2003, 08:21 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Pics of 4th gen vtec header?

Anyone have pics of their header off the car? OEM of aftermarket, I'm trying to get a fix of what it looks like compared to a 5th Gen SH one.
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Just go on Ebay and search for "prelude header". . .
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Just go on Ebay and search for "prelude header". . .
You can never be sure that's the actual header. I was hoping someone has a picture of their header before they installed it, that was I know it's the real deal.
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Huh? there's not much that you can look at a header to tell what car it's for....
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Best way to find out if it is the right header is to bolt it up to the engine... if it will bolt right up to the cat (ie: the b-pipe is the correct length), then voila!!! you got yourself a header.
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Interesting, the 02 bung is straight up and the 5th Gens are not. I know that it could be off by a few inches but that looks damn close to my SH downpipe.
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