Whats the story on these headers
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What all did u have to do to get them in(you know, the typical kmember cut/block grind/steering etc). Just curious and trying to organize a plan to get together for when I get mine. I'm not opposed to doing all of them lol, but I've heard these go in with just about any modding which would be too easy haha. Oh, and how long did it take u? Sorry for the bombarding of questions but ive gotta do my homework before I jump into a mod lol.
What all did u have to do to get them in(you know, the typical kmember cut/block grind/steering etc). Just curious and trying to organize a plan to get together for when I get mine. I'm not opposed to doing all of them lol, but I've heard these go in with just about any modding which would be too easy haha. Oh, and how long did it take u? Sorry for the bombarding of questions but ive gotta do my homework before I jump into a mod lol.
I did not have to do anything. The instructions said to unbolt the steering knuckle but I did not do it and they slid in fine. They are that easy lol I just took edelbrock ones out and those were a pain in the *** to install. It took me about 3 and half hours to install them with a friend. The y pipe went in fine as well but it took a little maneuvering but it all went together perfectly. The ground clearance with the 2.5 inch y pipe is nice.
So it seems that these headers have better durability than painted ones. Installation is about as easy as it gets for LT's, and the power increase is just as good. Also a little more ground clearance with the 2.5" y-pipe. Also saves some cash vs. buying coated pacesetters. Sounds like a winner to me. With this price I can put the savings toward a mail order tune so I won't have a pesty SES light on. Tax return is going direct deposit for sure this yr!
Looks like they have hookups for rear 02's, would stock O2's reach them. Just wondering how to plug the holes up. Either way, a complete non-issue.
Looks like they have hookups for rear 02's, would stock O2's reach them. Just wondering how to plug the holes up. Either way, a complete non-issue.
