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Old 01-14-2008, 05:51 PM
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Personally if you’re going to do the exhaust manifold and cat back I'd replace the down pipe as well. There is just no good reason not to replace it all at once. Also I'd see about getting a manifold from maybe another member who owns an LSJ that has replaced theirs with a header, just for cost sake. BE WARNED, some people like the 2.4 intake swap, some don't. The problem is it moves the power band higher up in the rpm range. Instead of peak power at 4000 rpms it peaks at 6000 rpms if I remember correctly, Crate Engine Depot has the dyno sheet posted. I'd suggest you look at it and ignore the HP numbers look at the TQ curve and think about your every day rpm range. My suggestion is if this is your every day driver, don’t do the swap it will just cut the low end out of the car. The short throw shifter from TWM was the first and is the best thing I have done to my car.
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