SLP Header uninstall!
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SLP Header uninstall!
Well I am trying to remove my slp headers to make way for some new kooks headers I bought. THe only problem was after 6 hours yesterday all I could manage was to get the ORY and driver side header out. I seriously DO NOT have enough room to get the passenger side one out due to is clusterf*uck of primary tubes running everywhere. Anyone have any suggestions to get it out???
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Originally Posted by SmallTires
Well I am trying to remove my slp headers to make way for some new kooks headers I bought. THe only problem was after 6 hours yesterday all I could manage was to get the ORY and driver side header out. I seriously DO NOT have enough room to get the passenger side one out due to is clusterf*uck of primary tubes running everywhere. Anyone have any suggestions to get it out???
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Originally Posted by SmallTires
Just one side? And where is the jacking point on the motor? I wouldn't think I would want to jack on the oil pan.
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Originally Posted by SSsuperdave
when my brother and I installed mine, we unbolted the trans mount and pushed the trans opposite of the header that was being installed. This was the only way we had room to do it.
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Gott them out finally. Took a rubber mallet, unbolting both the motor mounts, unbolting the trans crossmember, two jacks to lift and lower the engine and trans seperately and alot of cursing but about two hours later it was out. I literally had to jack the car as high as I could to get the damn thing out. Best piece of advice for anyone putting a set in or taking them out, use a LIFT!
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Yea imagine putting those fockers in. I had the front of my car so high the bumper actually hit the floor I had to the rear end up and put it on jackstands then jack it up front even higher. Glad to ear you got them out though lol.