Wow....these tsp headers....
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Wow....these tsp headers.... Are amazing. The quality is so nice over other headers I've had in the past. (Hedman, pacesetter, hooker). I'm excited to get them
On the car! They showed up quick, and look amazing. I'm happy I went with the stainless 1 7/8. Can't wait!
On the car! They showed up quick, and look amazing. I'm happy I went with the stainless 1 7/8. Can't wait!
Yes they now have velocity spikes.
I installed my 1 7/8" TSP's last week, and there were no problems with fitment or installation. I also did motor mounts at the same time since my driver side was torn.
I installed my 1 7/8" TSP's last week, and there were no problems with fitment or installation. I also did motor mounts at the same time since my driver side was torn.
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Definitely the best deal on headers out there. I ordered them back in September when the stainless ones first came out but haven't installed them yet. I'm waiting for my fast 90 which is gonna be here tomorrow. Can't wait!
Is it a case of doing the motor mounts at the same time cancels out all the potential hassles, as you have to unbolt and slightly lift the motor anyway?
I'm considering these as well.
These cars are 10-19 yrs old. Whether they have 10k miles or 250k miles all rubber mounts will be sagging, dryrotted, deteriorating, etc etc. If your already doing headers you really might as well do motor mounts. Nothing else needs removed once the manifolds/old headers are out of the way. Now its up to you whether you go with oem rubber like I did, poly, or solid mounts.
I did my install on a twin post lift, and only had to remove the plugs/wires, oil filter, and oil plug. The starter and steering shaft didn't need to be remover like some people say.
I did my install on a twin post lift, and only had to remove the plugs/wires, oil filter, and oil plug. The starter and steering shaft didn't need to be remover like some people say.
