Thread: T1R Response Header (DYNOED) Updated March 17th 07
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Old 12-11-2006, 03:52 AM
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Originally Posted by leonine
Do you have the mugen header? I do and i can say 1st hand that there is now low-mid end power loss. low-mid-and high end have been increased dramatically. Ben do a back to back dyno with the mugen vs. t1R on a stock fit and let's see the results.

the headers look sweet Very nice. I'm a Mugen whore though.
I don't have the Mugen but I have the 5Zigen one on my 1.3 AT GD1 and I can tell you that it mad a huge differance in mid to upper range but it killed all the bottom end( like I have an anyways 1.3L engine ) ....
Right now I'm at the crossroads with picking up Bolt on performance goodies since I will be coming back to the states here in January and at that time I'll be picking up a 07 Fit Sport
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