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Old 08-21-2008, 11:52 PM
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How difficult is it to install headers on a 2000 ws6? Which headers are the easiest, if there is a difference?
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Old 08-22-2008, 09:24 AM
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How difficult is it to install headers on a 2000 ws6? Which headers are the easiest, if there is a difference?
they are fairly easy, tho prepare to take all day to do it. The pacesetters on my car fit very well, i cant speak for other brands tho... never used anything else.
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my XS headers slid right in easily. just make sure you get all the "while your in there" parts to do at the same time. and like udienow said, allow a whole day and you should be fine.
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All day and a case of cold beer no problem
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i have ARH and they slid right in with no problem and it was about 2 feet in the air
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i have ARH and they slid right in with no problem and it was about 2 feet in the air
Could'nt have said it better myself give me a shout if I can help in any way
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Could'nt have said it better myself give me a shout if I can help in any way
Same here. My ARH headers slid right in easy.
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I used a lift and it took me about 5 hours working pretty quickly by myself. That was with pacesetters too. I don't think one is going to be much different than the others as far as ease of install.
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