britdog
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tiffin,
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Just would like some mod ideas for my 97 spyder gst
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But the basic path you want to follow is Maintenance, Intake, Exhaust, Boost, Tuning.
Whenever you get a new dsm
Step 1 : Timing Belt
Step 2 : Tune up (Plugs, Wires, Oil, Transmission Gear Oil, Verify Wide open Throttle, Boost Leak Test)
Step 3 : Air Filter Element (Upgrade to K&N or AEM or Injen)
Step 4 : Intake (Injen / Dejon / Forced Performance)
Step 5 : Cat Back exhaust
Step 6 : Downpipe
Step 7 : Blowoff valve (you allready got an upgraded one) Boost Controller, Boost Gauge
Step 8 : Walbro 190 LPH Fuel Pump, Fuel pump rewire kit
Step 9 : Wideband o2 sensor and tuning/logging (Pocket logger + Safc or DSM Link V3 Lite)

headers heat wrapped and a cold air intake? no hondas here!
this guy is funny but he is right. 
headers which implies that there are 2 manifolds.
added a couple of stepsTiming belt. Its critical. It sucks doing it but, headwork/full rebuild will suck even more.
No point in replacing the turbo manifold (the thing you called headers) the stock turbo manifold is proven to flow fine to around 400 HP. And the stock heatshields are fine for it too. If you want you could remove them, clean them, and spray them with VHT ceramic paint. That would increase the amount of heat they block, and make them look better.
A good front mount is a good idea if you plan to upgrade turbos to a 16g or better. But if your just sticking with the t-25 then its a bad idea. You will loose boost response unless you got with a rather small core and short route pipes.
Seriously start here : Tech Guide: 2G 4G63t Upgrades: Stage 0 Power - DSMtuners
Then here : Tech Guide: 2G 4G63t Upgrades: Stage 1 Power - DSMtuners
But the basic path you want to follow is Maintenance, Intake, Exhaust, Boost, Tuning.
Whenever you get a new dsm
Step 1 : Timing Belt
Step 2 : Tune up (Plugs, Wires, Oil, Transmission Gear Oil, Verify Wide open Throttle, Boost Leak Test)
Step 3 : Air Filter Element (Upgrade to K&N or AEM or Injen)
Step 4 : Intake (Injen / Dejon / Forced Performance)
Step 5 : Cat Back exhaust
Step 6 : Downpipe
Step 7 : Blowoff valve (you allready got an upgraded one) Boost Controller, Boost Gauge
Step 8 : Walbro 190 LPH Fuel Pump, Fuel pump rewire kit
Step 9 : Wideband o2 sensor and tuning/logging (Pocket logger + Safc or DSM Link V3 Lite)
step10: bigger injectors
step 11: bigger turbo (14b or 16g)
Its proven methods that work. This isn't a honda, and just throwing bolt-ons at it isn't going to make it any quicker, and can make it slower.