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Genuine Hks 4age 20v Racing Headers **rare** on 2040-parts.com

US $749.00
Location:

Willemstad, Curacao, Netherlands Antilles

Willemstad, Curacao, Netherlands Antilles
Has some scratches and one small dent in the collector. These have zero effect on performance.
Brand:HKS Warranty:No Placement on Vehicle:Front Country/Region of Manufacture:Japan Surface Finish:Polished Stainless Steel

 Very RARE discontinued Genuine HKS Racing headers for Toyota 4AGE 20v engines.
Discontinued in 2009 and are likely the finest header you can buy for this motor.

Features
- Increased performance and torque with specific design for each vehicle.
- 4-4-1 design with special joining section
- Optimised for Naturally Aspirated performance
- High quality SUS304 Stainless Steel construction
- High precision TIG welded joins


42.7mm Primaries 
45mm Tubing 
50.8mm collector 
SUS304 Stainless Steel 
4-1 with HKS "Cross-flow" technology



Pursue the ultimate exhaust efficiency, racing header.
Exhaust manifold that has been researched and developed with the aim of high dimension by for HKS taking advantage of the know-how of the exhaust technology to pull out the engine performance 100% over the years. 
Using the technique a wide range, we have a unique approach to each type of vehicle in order to clear the hurdle that the power-up in the performance security and high rotation in the mid-range.


■ 4-2-1 and devised by the junction of the structure
Speaking of the charm of NA engine, still sharp response of high-speed range. However, in the case of street youth, I will be strong demand as much overall balance feeling a sharp response of the high-speed range. 
In order to achieve both a sharp response and balanced torque characteristics of high rpm, it is designed to devise a partition plate in the collecting portion the HKS. 
To optimize the length from the cylinder block to set part, the adoption of the junction structure (special shape collective part of the 4-2-1), to generate a strong load in the exhaust manifold, low and medium speed that is required I have to allow the torque-up range.

■ Quality that breathes in sophisticated style
Difference of quality, will appear in the form. The texture is high performance that only genuine has alive, will be delivered as a new values ​​of commitment. In addition, HKS does not forget presence of the engine room. The pursuit of beauty using a stainless steel SUS304 having excellent heat resistance and corrosion resistance to the material. 
In addition, all of the (association also) was Tig consideration by the beauty of the finish to the welding of the connecting portion from commitment to quality is adopted welding. Tig welding to be carefully carried out by all handmade, beautiful finish we have extended well strength and durability.

■ effect of the bypass pipe to reduce the positive pressure
If caused to generate a strong negative pressure, strong positive pressure in the form of naturally rebound will occur. By using coupling the bypass pipe to each cylinder pipe the HKS, Minimize the amount of positive pressure that occurs. Rhythm I have control of "positive pressure", "negative pressure" in the manifold. 
In addition, optimized to suit each engine exhaust characteristics the number consolidated position of the bypass pipe. Making it possible to keep a positive pressure without changing the power of negative pressure.Therefore, to eliminate the valley of the torque as shown by the graph, while taking advantage of the maximum (the effect of the seeking to dramatic power-up in the NA engines) inertial exhaust effects, to be obtained easily engine characteristic treat flat it works.

























These are the best NA headers available for the 20v for outright power & torque. Dyno tested by HKS and proven to add 6-10 WHP in  lower and upper Rpm range and  greatly improves mid-range torque.
Headers are used and has some scratches at the bottom of collector. Also has one small dent at the bottom of the collector (Shown in Picture number 5). These have zero effect on performance.
Any questions or offers feel free to send a PM.




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