3rd & 4th Generation (1992–1996 & 1997–2001)Toyota Camry Discussion for years: 1992-1996 & 1997-2001
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wow ur lucky to have found 5sfe headers
i remember bigbird's obx headers on his gen 3 V6....sounded and looked great....ive heard pretty good things about OBX stuff
the headers dont have a cat tho
OBX sucks when it comes to fitment, all i can really speak for are the V6 headers but they didnt fit on the front bank. htey did look good and except for that one spot hey fit really well and all the sensors hooked up well with no problems and tehre were no exhaust leaks. i have herd complaints around here about the 5sfe headers but like i said ive only delt with the V6 ones.
OBX sucks when it comes to fitment...
.... i have herd complaints around here about the 5sfe headers but like i said ive only delt with the V6 ones.
how bad is it off? and what kind ov complaints?- because my main issue is the sulfur smell at 3.5k-4k RPM- and its hard to avoid those because its a 4 banger..
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Originally Posted by Venom_5
you will need to get a cat
-and put it where? ..
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Originally Posted by vdop69
3)Last time I checked, someone was selling a Rippmods Header.
was it recent? id grab one but i can't find any-
---------------- other than that; thanks for all the help fellas!
but in all seriousness .... the cat would go after the DP/Flex-Pipe ... so you would have to hack off the piece after their test pipe or flex pipe or whatever
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that sulfer smell is a bad cat, just replace the cat with OEM and skip the headers unless u want them for performance, which there isnt much.
the ripp mods headers are much better from what ive herd.
can the pre-cat be replaced w/out actually replacing the entire headers section? - its a known problem by yota on their service bulletins..but there's no fix for it except change gasoline types. Its caused by the 5s's low compression where unburnt gas makes it to the headers and cooks it.
ask fox prime because he had both both the obx and rippmods. I think he sold the rippmods and bought the obx header because he was getting a ce light.
damn bro! ever go online?!? - haha ya..i saw fox's car in the garage parked backwards on sunday across mlk and i wanted to leave him a note but its kinda gay. LOL so- i didnt. i know you have headers too- get at me!
Hey what's up Marco. You looking to get headers huh? Let me know what you end up getting. I want to hear what it sounds like.
im only getting one cuz ov the sulfer smell from the pre-cat. LOL- BUT if you're gonna get one soon.. i'll just wait for your OE headers since you have no problems with it! LOL but- ill let you know.
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