Headers and Canton remote adapter
#1
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Headers and Canton remote adapter
Anyone used headers with one of these? I would like to know if there are fitment issues. Currently my oil cooler lines go over the top of the stock manifolds - wondering if headers will pose and issue.
https://www.cantonracingproducts.com...ion&key=22-593
Thanks.
https://www.cantonracingproducts.com...ion&key=22-593
Thanks.
#4
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I've never used that type. I've always used the adapter block that mounts just on top of the filter area and repalces the temp sensor housing. The lines go under the manifold and between the engine block and engine mount. With stock mounts it's a tight fit with AN-10 fittings/lines, but with the Pfadt mounts it's easy. I used the LPE block on my old Z06 which had Kooks headers w/o issue. On the current car I have the DRM kit which has the TPIS adapter block. I do remember getting the Kooks header back in place with the adapter block in was a PITA. I ended up fishing the lines while leaving the adapter block unbolted, then fishing the header in place, letting the header hang down and then bolting up the adpater block... it kind of sucked. I really much prefer my stock manifolds
TPIS/DRM setup with Pfadt mounts
LPE block with Kooks
A few things I like better about the TPIS block:
1. The AN ports are threded in so if youe ver messed one up the block itself isn't damaged. The LPE block is one solid piece.
2. The oil temp sensor is in a better place that doesn't pull on the wire as much. The LPE block had the wire very tight.
3. The TPIS block uses the OEM bolts which are easier to tighten vs. the allen-headed screws the LPE block required.
TPIS/DRM setup with Pfadt mounts
LPE block with Kooks
A few things I like better about the TPIS block:
1. The AN ports are threded in so if youe ver messed one up the block itself isn't damaged. The LPE block is one solid piece.
2. The oil temp sensor is in a better place that doesn't pull on the wire as much. The LPE block had the wire very tight.
3. The TPIS block uses the OEM bolts which are easier to tighten vs. the allen-headed screws the LPE block required.
#5
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A few things I like better about the TPIS block:
1. The AN ports are threded in so if youe ver messed one up the block itself isn't damaged. The LPE block is one solid piece.
2. The oil temp sensor is in a better place that doesn't pull on the wire as much. The LPE block had the wire very tight.
3. The TPIS block uses the OEM bolts which are easier to tighten vs. the allen-headed screws the LPE block required.
1. The AN ports are threded in so if youe ver messed one up the block itself isn't damaged. The LPE block is one solid piece.
2. The oil temp sensor is in a better place that doesn't pull on the wire as much. The LPE block had the wire very tight.
3. The TPIS block uses the OEM bolts which are easier to tighten vs. the allen-headed screws the LPE block required.