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KEIVmx · 09-23-2002, 08:55 PM

Product: HotShot Headers for S14 DOHC

Problems: If you follow the instructions they give you, you may most likely find that there are about 10 steps missing. (the thing doesn't really "slide in" like they describe) You need to disconnect the steering...then you have to twist and push the thing to go through.
The flange in the rear doesn't line up with the flange to the rear catalytic converter.
Whenever the engine vibrates from underreving, the header hits the bottom of the car...making an annoying tapping noise.
I e-mailed HotShot about these problems, but I never got a response.
Tells you how much they care about customer satisfaction.

Comments: I wish I would have gotten the GReddy header and taken out the rear cat.
The HotShot header has a high quality finish, but seems like it was designed by some lazy fool at 3am.

09-23-2002, 08:55 PM	#3 (permalink)
KEIVmx Leaky Injector Join Date: Apr 2002 Posts: 68 Trader Rating: (0)	Product: HotShot Headers for S14 DOHC Problems: If you follow the instructions they give you, you may most likely find that there are about 10 steps missing. (the thing doesn't really "slide in" like they describe) You need to disconnect the steering...then you have to twist and push the thing to go through. The flange in the rear doesn't line up with the flange to the rear catalytic converter. Whenever the engine vibrates from underreving, the header hits the bottom of the car...making an annoying tapping noise. I e-mailed HotShot about these problems, but I never got a response. Tells you how much they care about customer satisfaction. Comments: I wish I would have gotten the GReddy header and taken out the rear cat. The HotShot header has a high quality finish, but seems like it was designed by some lazy fool at 3am. __________________ &#12300;&#20693;&#12399;&#36208;&a mp;#12426;&#23627;&#12391;&#12399;&amp ;#12354;&#12426;&#12414;&#12379;&# 12435;&#12290;&#12301; <<http://kein.5u.com>>