Installed Texas Speed Longtubes yesterday
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Installed Texas Speed Longtubes yesterday It really wasnt as big of a pain as i thought. Id really like to thank everybody who posted install tips on the stickys cause they helped alot! The only real problem i had was with the driver side hittin the floor board while we was sliden them up there but after some wiggling and finding thrown tools (jk) it fit like a glove. The passenger side slid right into place. All and all it took me and my brother about 6 hours to do it. I didnt get a chance to take pictures but im guna upload a video tomoro of it idleing. I havnt gotten exhaust yet so it'll be open headers but im sure yall wont mind. Just thought id share.
-Zach
-Zach
i did my headers yesterday too. i did hookers. they fit amazingly. all you have to do is unbolt the oil blockoff plate thing above the oil filter and it pretty much installs itself. except the bolts and plugs. those are still a pain.
did you have to do anything to the k-member?
Glad to hear you're happy with the headers! Let us know if we can help with anything at all down the road, and again, thanks for your business!
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nope. i took these off of the guys car who i bought them from and then installed them on mine and they were not even close to the k member with the oil blockoff plate thing removed. even with 90k miles on the stock mounts they slid in fine. took probably 15 seconds per side.
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Guna need some motor mounts in the future lol
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nope. i took these off of the guys car who i bought them from and then installed them on mine and they were not even close to the k member with the oil blockoff plate thing removed. even with 90k miles on the stock mounts they slid in fine. took probably 15 seconds per side.
