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Search is your friend. I'm sure there are countless threads here addressing header install.
This is another thread from a local board that I found very helpful: http://www.carolinarides.com/forum/s...ead.php?t=3948
This is another thread from a local board that I found very helpful: http://www.carolinarides.com/forum/s...ead.php?t=3948
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Yup, mac coating sucks, and you will scrape them, unless your extremely careful, and even then I dont think it will happen. I got mine in from the bottom since I have a 98 and the individual coilpacks. I couldnt reach the rear coilpacks so i said **** it and put them in from the bottom and they went in fine with a little "massaging" haha. Good luck though and take your time!
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put them on mine and it was a pain in the *** but as long as you take your time it shouldn't be bad
take the coil packs and valve covers off, they "should" slide in easy from the top
take the coil packs and valve covers off, they "should" slide in easy from the top
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Originally Posted by b00sted
What's the best way to go about putting these headers in? I'm assuming they're gonna have to go in from underneath...
Any tips on making it go in easier?
Any tips on making it go in easier?