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BlimeyCabrio Oscar Goldman of MINIsLifetime Supporter
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checkers Well-Known Member
I've had an RMW race header for two years and haven't had any problems with it.
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Yes, that is some nice hardware. I almost made that selection, but opted for the street version instead. BTW, about how much longer is the race as compared to the street? I mean is it just an inch or two, or something significant like maybe a foot?
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This is just from memory, but I think we ended up lengthening the wires for the o2 sensor about 4-6". It's definitely less than a foot.
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OK, thanks for that. I guess I did not sacrifice much performance by going with the street version.
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I'm not sure length is directly proportional to power. My guess is that neither one makes hardly any power unless combined with certain other mods, such as a ported head.
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Well, I think more specifically the length of the primaries are important in determining the shape of the power curve and the peak point.
Thinking about it more, the street header is the best option for my purposes, and I am getting great service from my RMW street header. -
This reply lacks context continuity from the discussion as it stands, so I’ll fill in the blanks. A question was asked at the end of “the lost time episode†about contact information for the person who made a header I once owned.
Juston Poole - [email protected], Juston also does pre-cat delete for the OE header at reasonable cost. Juston’s sequential custom header in the photo is made of 16 gauge mild steel. That header was too loud for me in the long run; a ported OE header with the pre-cat removed is more tolerable in a daily driver, and the high rpm trade-off for gains aren’t missed. North American Motoring - View Single Post - Stock Header With No Pre Cat?
Some basic header info along with the usual non-relevant content can be found here Performance manifold - MINI2 - MINI Forum -
BLUCOOPR New Member
I had the ALTA w/catback and engine light problem with cat code. Got RMW Header and same problem, welded the bung, still came on. I had this problem with the header for over a year with no solutions. I finally got it taken care of and now no more driving with service engine light on. It was really a pain in the ass, but I love the HP although the RMW gives me more lower end it did take away from the top.
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My OBX is just fine! Wrapped I believe it is as good as a 700 header! :lol:
Naturally every header has an operating range and design for that specific range. So no header is best for all rpm levels.
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Mmmm - header. It's what's for dinner :lol:
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That great to know maybe he should become a sponsor here on Motoring Alliance.
Here is the link
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Are we done with now please...
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