Bag-O-Snakes ?

[pkbinplano]

way cool

http://cgi.ebay.de/BMW-1502-1602-1802-2002-Ti-Tii-02-02er-Facherkrummer-/110654281569?pt=Autoteile_Zubeh%C3%B6r&hash=item19c3825761

[roadhog0]

Dual exhaust anyone?! Ive thought about doing that just for shits and giggles, would be cool!

[Guest Anonymous]

way cool

http://cgi.ebay.de/BMW-1502-1602-1802-2002-Ti-Tii-02-02er-Facherkrummer-/110654281569?pt=Autoteile_Zubeh%C3%B6r&hash=item19c3825761

affectionately known as the tri-y header - much better low-mid range torque as compared to the more typical 4 ->1. ALPINA made one like this (this one may be one?), ANSA also made a knock off like this and Schrick made one as well. Below is a link to a post I did on the Schrick M10 headers.

http://www.alpinabmw2002.com/2010/03/schrick-bmw-m10-headers.html

[Rigmaster]

I've always called it a Bundle of Snakes.

But, yeah, VERY cool.

I've got one on my 69 w/72 tii engine- the original V@V art car....

[Ray-2002tii]

way cool

http://cgi.ebay.de/BMW-1502-1602-1802-2002-Ti-Tii-02-02er-Facherkrummer-/110654281569?pt=Autoteile_Zubeh%C3%B6r&hash=item19c3825761

affectionately known as the tri-y header - much better low-mid range torque as compared to the more typical 4 ->1. ALPINA made one like this (this one may be one?), ANSA also made a knock off like this and Schrick made one as well. Below is a link to a post I did on the Schrick M10 headers.

http://www.alpinabmw2002.com/2010/03/schrick-bmw-m10-headers.html

Those are NOT tri-y headers.

[Guest Anonymous]

Those are NOT tri-y headers.

Which, all, none, some - I want to recall that image is identical to one I had seen from Bill Holmes, described as a "tri-y". I know I don't have the pic any longer. Perhaps you can enlighten. Tx

www.alpinabmw2002.com

[Preyupy]

way cool

http://cgi.ebay.de/BMW-1502-1602-1802-2002-Ti-Tii-02-02er-Facherkrummer-/110654281569?pt=Autoteile_Zubeh%C3%B6r&hash=item19c3825761

affectionately known as the tri-y header - much better low-mid range torque as compared to the more typical 4 ->1. ALPINA made one like this (this one may be one?), ANSA also made a knock off like this and Schrick made one as well. Below is a link to a post I did on the Schrick M10 headers.

http://www.alpinabmw2002.com/2010/03/schrick-bmw-m10-headers.html

Those are NOT tri-y headers.

Actually they are, they are missing the final collector. If you try and run thiese as a dual exhaust all tthe way out the back of the car you will be costing yourself a lot of power. (and it would sound horrible)

[pkbinplano]

well somebody buy it and let us know ! NMNA

[TobyB]

they could be tri- y- they're just a y short of it!

why do you ask?

wye oh wye...

(sorry)

t

[Armond]

picked one up back in 09 and very happy with it.

[Guest]

Bundle-of-Snakes headers look cool under the hood at Show & Shines (maybe rallying too), but the Dyno at Miller & Norburn shows that power output started to level off above 7200. That's why they spent many hours with Jere Stahl developing a nice four into one header for racing.

mac.

[Guest]

Bundle-of-Snakes headers look cool under the hood at Show & Shines (maybe rallying too), but the Dyno at Miller & Norburn shows that power output started to level off above 7200. That's why they spent many hours with Jere Stahl developing a nice four into one header for racing.

mac.

Right, but this works better for the 99% of cars which don't ever hit 7000+. I have the 4 into 1 IE header, it's ceramic coated and purdy. I would have bought a tri-Y if I had an option, but I doubt I'd notice a 3 or 4 lb-ft of torque in my street car...so meh

[tito559]

Seller won't ship to the states!!

[02for2]

Interesting!

I was led to believe that the Tii manifold was about as good as it gets for an essentially stock car.

Cheers!

[visionaut]

I run a vintage Alpina 4:2:1 header, which some refer to as a "tri-y" header. The one pictured in that 1970 Alpina parts collection photo with the Schwarz 02 in the background. No 'bundle or bag of snakes' design to it though...