Removing Headers FROM THE TOP?!?!
06-08-2009, 10:39 PM
#4
Yes it can be done. I had jet hot coated headers and I used a cherry picker to attach to the motor then unbolt the motor mounts to move the motor a little from side to side. Some headers can come right out without unbolting the motor mounts. It will take a little work but it can be done. I perfer to do it that way exspecially if you are taking the heads off. I did mine with them still on.
06-09-2009, 12:40 AM
#6
think that would be much more work than going from on bottom..
get someone you know with a lift (friend of someone that works for a place with a lift) to let you use for 30 minutes or so.. wont take any time at all..
or you can just try jacking it up real high..
get someone you know with a lift (friend of someone that works for a place with a lift) to let you use for 30 minutes or so.. wont take any time at all..
or you can just try jacking it up real high..
06-09-2009, 11:24 AM
#7
Putting the SLP's on from the bottom was one of the biggest PITA's of my life. I was hoping that it would be rather easy to slide them out from the top. I was hoping there would be an easier alternative to going through the bottom.
Lemons:
Easier said than done. The car is taken appart. I'd need a tow truck to move it.
Lemons:
Easier said than done. The car is taken appart. I'd need a tow truck to move it.
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06-09-2009, 03:41 PM
#8
Putting the SLP's on from the bottom was one of the biggest PITA's of my life. I was hoping that it would be rather easy to slide them out from the top. I was hoping there would be an easier alternative to going through the bottom.
Lemons:
Easier said than done. The car is taken appart. I'd need a tow truck to move it.
Lemons:
Easier said than done. The car is taken appart. I'd need a tow truck to move it.
guess you will be from the top then.. goo luck man, let us know how it turns out.. 
