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My chapters are using scrheadings, as well my entire document. How can i, only in chapter pages, remove the footer and make a different header?

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Adjust the page style scrplain, that's the style of chapter starting pages. You can do it by using the optional argument of the scrpage2 commands such as \ihead, \ohead etc. It's described in the KOMA Script manual, just look for scrplain.

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@JamieJ: Note also the command \chapterpagestyle with which you can set an other style than scrplain for chapter pages. See the maual, e. g. page 66. – Tobi Jun 14 '11 at 21:43

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