after the LT install, I only have one gripe... can anyone help?
05-10-2007, 05:04 PM
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after the LT install, I only have one gripe... can anyone help? when I turn the car off, it gets rough and isn't in any way gentle like it used to be... I'm starting to wonder if its a spark issue (missfire not throwing a code or a bad plug wire or two) or if its just the pipes banging against everything 
any one have any similar experience?
any one have any similar experience?
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05-10-2007, 09:25 PM
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the install was longer than expected, but I was feeling sick half way through and came inside to take a nap I stocked up on water, I kept hydrated the entire time... it would have gone smoother but I had to wait for somebody to show up ... the one thing I didn't take into consideration was getting the intermediate and the Y mated up ... was a tight fit onto the Y so I have a slight exhaust leak at the moment ...
the only thing i can think of is that I might have a miss, but I don't have a flashing SES, I fucked up one or two of the plug wires and tried to put them back together as best I could ... so that might play a part, maybe not getting enough spark at a lower RPM or something
but the install thread, I posted it with vid clips of the aftermath...
the headers slid in like butter ... didn't have to grind, unhook or notch a single thing
I stocked up on water, I kept hydrated the entire time... it would have gone smoother but I had to wait for somebody to show up ... the one thing I didn't take into consideration was getting the intermediate and the Y mated up ... was a tight fit onto the Y so I have a slight exhaust leak at the moment ... the only thing i can think of is that I might have a miss, but I don't have a flashing SES, I fucked up one or two of the plug wires and tried to put them back together as best I could ... so that might play a part, maybe not getting enough spark at a lower RPM or something
but the install thread, I posted it with vid clips of the aftermath...
the headers slid in like butter ... didn't have to grind, unhook or notch a single thing
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If you even think it might be the plug wires due to having issues with them during the install, just replace them. Costs like $38 at Autozone and it's damn easy. Takes probably 30 minutes and even that's an exaggeration just because of here #6 and #8 are.