Pacesetters going in tonight....
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Originally Posted by v8maro
wish me luck!
If i need help i'll probably be posting on here
-Steve
If i need help i'll probably be posting on here
-Steve
Mine should be here next week.
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OO SS left side too close to botton of car ( 1/4 ") needed to cut about 300 deg around collector and renove about 3/16 ths slit from cut then pull down on end of collector to close up slit and weld slit after thid have 5/8-3/4 clearnce , y pipe fit great ,, did remove steering shaft, did not remove starter, good luck Johnny
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Install went very well, no hickups at all! I didnt even have to mess with what I thought was a screwed up header bolt hole on the head, but we fixed that . The hardest part was getting the Y pipe on, and damnit, it's banging. The y pipe is hitting the torque arm so I need to go to a shop and have them bend it a little, only took us 8 hours but we had to make part runs and took our dandy ole time
oh yeah, the car is sick fast now.
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oh yeah, the car is sick fast now.
-Steve
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I was thinking about that but I may take ti to a shop and have them heat it up and try to move it a lil bit down that way. My g/f broke her shoe this weekend which happened to be 4"'s of rubber sole and i used a sawzal to cut thru that to put it between the frame and the Y for now so it doesnt bang as much.
-Steve
-Steve