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oh yes..im excited.
will install n have pics ![]() ![]() ![]() This post has been edited by Defgeph: Oct 2, 2007 - 10:30 AM -------------------- ![]() Pandelica 2.0 in progress. |
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![]() Enthusiast ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Joined Aug 11, '07 From Corona, CA Currently Offline Reputation: 4 (100%) ![]() |
QUOTE What were you guys saying when you have to BORE out holes in the header to make it fit? I was kinda confused on that part...thanks for the feedback, I have pics to take...lol yea, when i tried to put my header on (directly onto the head bolts) it would not line up all the way. i had to bore it out a lil bit in each one so that the bolts would all get through. it was still a snug fit, i just used the nuts for the header to tighten it onto the head. QUOTE My second minor issue is that I have a slight rub/vibration from the midpipe touching the crossmember part of the frame, I think I will bend something and make it fit a little later. theres the original support that held the downpipe in place (made of rubber, held in a couple of bolts) just get rid of the rubber and weld a small bar there (on the metal part of the rubber support) and onto the downpipe. should be snug. QUOTE Since I have a screw in type and the header is for a flange type. How can I make this work? my friend suggested to cover the flange hole and drill a new hole with a o2 sensor bung. Where can you buy a cover for the flange? just have the muffler shop (or whatever shop) find a scrap piece from somewhere that is rather thick and able to weld on. have them weld it into place n then drill the hole so that u can place the o2 sensor inside. -------------------- ![]() Pandelica 2.0 in progress. |
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