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Has anyone with the baby blower switched headers to zoomies ? Any differences ? I’m currently looking for some laid back dragster zoomies so I thought I would ask if anyone had experience changing them. Thanks


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picked up about .05-.07 surprisingly. The weight alone over a set of chrome headers was significant.
 
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picked up about .05-.07 surprisingly. The weight alone over a set of chrome headers was significant.


That does surprise me. I do not like Zoomies especially with a front engine car but I have several sets may try them some day.


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yeah....i don't exactly enjoy the idling sound of a boat...but apparently it sounds fine going down track Big Grin
 
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That's a significant improvement. Is that in the 1/4 or the 1/8 ?

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picked up about .05-.07 surprisingly. The weight alone over a set of chrome headers was significant.
 
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in the weather conditions i raced it last it should have ran about 4.49....first pass with the zoomies it went 4.42

following weeks i changed to a larger pulley to try to slow it down some and went 4.42 with a header tune that had been a fastest of 4.50

however that run it decided to blow up too sooo...lol
 
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Wow I was thinking maybe no gain at all. I wanted something to not stir the dirt up like my downsweeps do at dirt and grass pits. Looks like Chris is going to fix me up. Much appreciated and I will try and do a back to back comparison if I don’t run out of tow fuel money. Funny but not funny. I appreciate the reply’s and Thanks for everyone’s time.


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Definitely a gain on boosted stuff, helps with torque off the line as well


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My 2.5" zoomies from Teds come in at 10 Lbs each.
The up swings i have come in at 38 Lbs each. Diff of 56 Lbs just in exhaust weight. Good amount..
Conventional head BBC... Hey Chris.. Want to buy a set??? lol
 
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Thanks, but I have three sets for Hemi and building a set of bbc right now For Jeff.

Thank those are lite wait till I get set I have been thinking about for while and decide to give a try. They are 12 lbs lighter than zoomies that are on the car now.




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Didn't pick up anything going from 2.125 stepped to 2.25" with a 4.5" collector to 2.5" zoomies.
 
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What is the weight difference on a door car?

I would assume it can't be much, due to the length the tubes would need to be to get outside the body.

But I do hear a lot of pro mod cars going to them simply because they help keep the nose planted at the top end with the Thrust.
 
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Didn't pick up anything going from 2.125 stepped to 2.25" with a 4.5" collector to 2.5" zoomies.


carbs or injection. Carbs don't seem to pickup. My thought is because how carb works and dependence on air velocity thru it in relation to exhaust. Either back pressure or collectors scavenging effect.




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