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Old 12-08-2011, 06:20 PM
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Anyone know of any very good but also very reasonable places to get my headers installed? Thanks!! Around the STL area or south of there would be best for me
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Any local exhaust shop should be able to do it...
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Some of them I ask say they don't want to mess with it :/ What do you consider a fair price for me to look for?
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Anywhere from 100-300 would be something I would pay. But I would make them install the headers, y pipe, and some motor mounts also. That's what I would do if I had a shop install my parts for me.
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I was planning on the y pipe as well I would just bring the car up there with the headers gaskets, y pipe and o2 extensions and see how much they would charge
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Or do it yourself, it's not that bad
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if they are 1 3/4" then they are pretty easy to install. with some good jack stands, you shouldnt have a problem.
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Heres what I am getting, http://www.ws6project.com/user_stor/...ystem-chrome-/... easy or hard, what else would I need to buy besides o2 extensions? I will be getting a tune afterwards.
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Not sure where you are in Southeast MO but we are right by Springfield. We can make you a package deal on the install and the tune.
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im currently installing some dart lt1 heads i got from that craigslist and broke 3 fingers while trying to install them.
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Aw man, sorry to hear that! Must suck butt!



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