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Old 24-11-2006, 11:24 PM   #1
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Talking Racing header/rear strut brace/swaybar BA 323F 2.0 V6

YEEAAHHHH, today I finally got those headers installed :cheers:

Here's a link to a little bit of film so you know what it sounds link now.

http://videos.streetfire.net/video/b...7600c491d8.htm


Here's some pics. WHY DON'T PICTURES WORK ON THIS SITE??
The old and the new header, that new one sure weights a lot less!! (7kg)
[IMG]http://groups.msn.com/_Secure/0SQDZAiUWdzOlD1*6rekfFMFTQP6vjTrmpU8iWuj9gBfYntVyD VQx8DYjZraVSJBGXkRFgZieAUSDlshYhWVK6AhP*lo1Ttf0GE8 UsG5X9hirqwsLZzl9VA/Sprst01.jpg[/IMG]

The whole header has been wrapped in this heatwrapstuff. SO it now kinda
looks like a cats toy (where cats can put their nails in)
Because of this stuff the enginebay will get less hot.
[img]http://groups.msn.com/_Secure/0SQAAACYWuDOlD1*6rekfFGa82Li19!55M8XFAUZsmMrqaEwFG zuWdY6FQPcoCdQZ6AJvzne817xQOD5pNEhWy5lN0i0X*2XiDu7 0JxcjOR!cwYIo6xI29g/Sprst02.jpg[/img]

And this is what it looks like completely mounted.
[IMG]http://groups.msn.com/_Secure/0SQDZAicW!TOlD1*6rekfFNPOgSYdb7wQW7z36WAH*xQj0qe*W eAtffzEcG8XCs9nUUnA3APZ8JYUuPqSEuH5jjpdpMT6jAlwfey oUfVjfWqggqqU08IkDw/Sprst03.jpg[/IMG]

Oh, yeah, this is what happened when we started the engine.
Before putting the heatwrap on the header, you have to make it wet, what
you see here is the steam caused by the water.
[IMG]http://groups.msn.com/_Secure/0SQBoKSgWOjSlD1*6rekfFArVEkFaT22k7iFmNUruRyxAHxty5 UxNldzSl!fil!7ErSNU5VmKRDlG8sPpNSPw9Tijo34*bHdiO1E 8qTV812HcA2dZ1AwRTQ/Sprst04.jpg[/IMG]

It sure makes a big difference, the throttle response is much better and it
as more power 2.

I also had a rear strutbrace and swaybar from Whiteline installed, this makes
for way better cornering.

[IMG]http://groups.msn.com/_Secure/0SADfAlsW0UMF8zGSCw2!OtCBc820d0fX6MaCERGKUmKTM0uwc 2I7gBbZ9hSypIgeboXidjhou6vJ6xAed0qejN43UZqO0xlWIip MA*5dVU04AAAAynJbAg/Veerpootbrug01.jpg[/IMG]

And the Whiteline swaybar:

[IMG]http://groups.msn.com/_Secure/0SgDdAqQWSVkgZL0m4b2!HxrvCMht409AmQRBdumli6Zoo2Z8y 3OH!Vc2yi0VIah7vZM9b4*LcSocwBz8bT!wIEWvL5Epp4YiOiw GSq9IdOMfAuWOMjK8ww/Swaybar1.jpg[/IMG]

[IMG]http://groups.msn.com/_Secure/0SgDdAqUWilkgZL0m4b2!H0!jGF5GuMlKIXenvZdx6wsNACF6J 0uuxyTXB0*j2skUhSllkPRGyDkXoY2vMcVAT0PzkGJH!KfzStV Lx*jQ47rcjrMr5v!jkA/Swaybar2.jpg[/IMG]

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Old 24-11-2006, 11:45 PM   #2
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Seen The video, but pictures dont work at all - Would have loved to see it and how it mounted up - easy fit ?
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Old 25-11-2006, 12:01 AM   #3
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Seen The video, but pictures dont work at all - Would have loved to see it and how it mounted up - easy fit ?
Yeah, I don't get it, it works on other forums.
Check out this link to the UK 323, you will be able to see pics there.
club323f

you will also see a pic of the part that caused a small problem.

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So i take it that really the only problem was the rear header where the pipe comes down and the flange when you cut a little section out/or lined it up ?

Also have you got a picture at the front (front header) and how come it is to the radiator/fan ?

The reason i ask is i might be doing it soon as well
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You the rear bend only had to be put in line.
The front was not a big problem, we did remove the metal plate that is on the
rear of the radiator and cut out a little piece of the plastic (which holds the
fan for the radiator).

You will also have to reposition the cat (bring it more to the middle of the car).

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