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Old 05-03-2017, 09:46 AM
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I am in the process of selling the turbo kit from my VVT swapped NA car. So, I'm looking for a used header to install in place of the spinny bits. Preferably a Jackson Racing model, as I will eventually be installing a hotside supercharger and I understand that the Racing beat won't fit with a hotside.

I currently have a ebay special $100 header on the car, and it hits the frame, making all sorts of horrible noises and vibration.
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NA or NB. It makes a difference for EGR and flange placement below the car.
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NB1 and NB2 also have differences for the EGR, though you can swap between setups with the EGR tube from the right part.
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Car is an NA, with an NB2 motor.

OP most likely looking for a 94-97 header.
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Originally Posted by concealer404
Car is an NA, with an NB2 motor.

OP most likely looking for a 94-97 header.
YES!!

Also, F*ck EGR.
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I forgot to mention that I have a custom 2.5" V-band exhaust, so would be cutting off the flange and welding a stainless flex piece and a V-band. So, NA or NB would probably work.
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