Heres the deal. This guy bought a 93 lude (h23) and now hes selling the AEM cai and pulley it had as well as a stainless steel header. He doesnt know what brand it is, but says a shop thought it was a borla header. Here are the pics:
Please tell me what brand you think these are and if they look good. The deal is pretty good, so do you think it will add good HP?
__________________
1999 Prelude Base (daily driver)
1992 Prelude Si 4WS (broken)
too vague..it's not DC or Airmass..cuz they both have labels welded to the top of the 2nd tube. Nuespeed also has an "N2" label welded on it. Not monza either cuz those don't have a flex pipe..sorry dude wish I could help more
Originally posted by Machine Head too vague..it's not DC or Airmass..cuz they both have labels welded to the top of the 2nd tube. Nuespeed also has an "N2" label welded on it. Not monza either cuz those don't have a flex pipe..sorry dude wish I could help more
If you look closely, there is a label welded on the second primary. Could be a DC header. It can't be GReddy because they don't make it for the H23A.
Originally posted by Jordan_4WS where do you see a logo?
Here is a pic of my GReddy header. On mine you can see the name plate that has been welded on the top of the second primary. Look very closely at the pics that you first posted. You can see an outline of a nameplate on the same primary as mine and in the same location (right on top).
Most certainly not a Greddy. Greddy doesn't use a threaded center flange. They use bolts with nuts and washers. that header has a threaded center flange, you can tell by looking at the bolt threaded up from underneath and no nuts on top. Plus greddy doesn't make headers for H23's. i would say it's a DC.
The AutoGuide.com network consists of the largest network of enthusiast-owned enthusiast-operated automotive communities.
AutoGuide.com provides the latest car reviews, auto show coverage, new car prices, and automotive news. The AutoGuide network operates more than 100 automotive forums where our users consult peers for shopping information and advice, and share opinions as a community.
Linear Mode
