100$ for header install............
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100$ for header install............
Should i go ahead and pay for it or should i try and do it myself?? They are Pacesetter and suppose to be the new ones. Oh and one more thing, what is the correct torque spec for the bolts??
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I dont have a y-pipe, it will be made at the muffler shop, so im just gonna install the headers and drive to the muff shop. Just tempting to pay 100$ and not worry about it, then spending the day out on the 110degree heat.
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shoot i would pay it, every car ive owned ive done a header install on pretty much, and everytime i tell myself never again, lol, would be nice not to have to worry about it but then i tell myself, shoot that money coulda went towards other mods, though $100 is not that much.
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Originally Posted by cm02WS6
If you have the tools and know-how, then go for it. Its fun and not that hard.
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Im thinking its fun to work on it too. but right now here the weather is at 110, so that takes some fun out of it. and i know the mechanic, he is good and he had worked on my lt1 before, thats why he's charging me just 100.