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post Apr 26, 2012 - 5:57 AM
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Was looking at headers on ebay for my st. Would just headers give me any extra power at all? If so, how much?
 
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post Apr 26, 2012 - 8:07 AM
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Why were you looking at multiple manifolds? The 4-cyl motors only have a single header, not headers.


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post Apr 26, 2012 - 12:25 PM
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All of the headers for the ST Celica on eBay were actually meant for the Corolla. It'll fit, but you'll have a gap between the down-pipe and the secondary cat(94-95 anyway, not sure about 96+ having a secondary cat). You also have to deal with throwing off your downstream O2 sensor, since there isn't a cat in front of it anymore due to the header. That's if you even weld in a sensor hole for it into the new down-pipe. What I plan on doing is just removing everything past that downstream O2 sensor, secondary cat included, and replace with straight pipe and have a muffler at the end. Some marginal gains, sound being the main reason, and don't have to worry about throwing sensors off. Until they make a header that'll fit into place without having to remove the primary cat, I personally wouldn't bother. Not to mention the upstream O2 sensor only reads off one cylinder with the header, versus all four in the OEM set up. To me it seems to do more harm than good.


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