2004 v6 headers??
#3
I do not believe so. I'm just trying to figure out if headers are even a possibility and how difficult the process will be if it is
#4
You might do some reasearch on the J Pipe. I'll admit I get confused on the different gen's and set ups. I'm thinking the J pipe will be a better option than the actual exhaust manifold/headders.
Of course I'm I going on bad memory.
Of course I'm I going on bad memory.
#5
The 2004 V6 has the exhaust ports flowing together inside the cylinder-head itself. So all you can do starts from what I'd call the "3-into-1 collector". See the drawing of a cylinder head. The part you'd call a "header" is inside the head.
#6
There are no headers available for the J30a4/5 or most of the J series engines (other than the J30a1) because the manifold is cast into the head. Best we can do is precat deletes and an aftermarket J-pipe. I have the XLR8 v2 J-pipe which also eliminates the 3rd cat (which will not give you a CEL because it isn't monitored) and the gains are very noticeable. On a TL Type S, it picked up 19 hp and 30 lb-ft of torque, so figure on maybe 15/25 on a J30. Whatever it was, I could definitely feel it.
Precat deletes (rv6 makes them) are supposed to be worth another 8-10 hp, and they do have extenders welded in for the O2 so most people don't get a CEL. But, you can't pass a visual inspection or a tail pipe sniffer test with the deletes. Plus they do make the exhaust raspy so you'd need to add an additional resonator to the exhaust system.
Precat deletes (rv6 makes them) are supposed to be worth another 8-10 hp, and they do have extenders welded in for the O2 so most people don't get a CEL. But, you can't pass a visual inspection or a tail pipe sniffer test with the deletes. Plus they do make the exhaust raspy so you'd need to add an additional resonator to the exhaust system.
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