PaceSetters Are On
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PaceSetters Are On
They look great and the install wasnt that bad.
On the drivers side I opted to trim the stub sticking out at the back rear of the block with a sawzall. After that it slipped right into place. Passenger side was a breeze no probs.
The drivers side was hitting the k-member so I used a 1/4 in bit in a die grinder and made a 1/4 gap between them.
Before tightening the clamps for the Y-Pipe I pulled down a few times on the drivers side to give it more of a gap.
I highly reccomend putting Poly motor mounts in for sure and you wont have any hitting issues.
The Y-Pipe came with flat spots on the top for more clearance on the drivers side, it worked nice
I dont have any pics of them installed yet but I will get them somtime for yas
On the drivers side I opted to trim the stub sticking out at the back rear of the block with a sawzall. After that it slipped right into place. Passenger side was a breeze no probs.
The drivers side was hitting the k-member so I used a 1/4 in bit in a die grinder and made a 1/4 gap between them.
Before tightening the clamps for the Y-Pipe I pulled down a few times on the drivers side to give it more of a gap.
I highly reccomend putting Poly motor mounts in for sure and you wont have any hitting issues.
The Y-Pipe came with flat spots on the top for more clearance on the drivers side, it worked nice
I dont have any pics of them installed yet but I will get them somtime for yas
Last edited by Farmer2; 01-01-2006 at 09:36 AM.
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We just got done installing mine a little less than an hour ago, everything went pretty smoothly execpt we had to do a little bit of grinding on the driver side b/c the header was rubbing. Only thing i need to fix is the y is banging a little where it is flattened... otherwise it was relatively easy. They look great too!
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Originally Posted by CaMaRoHaTeR
what kind of power do those make?