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09-08-2010, 04:05 AM
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Try calling shops in your area. If they cant do it, they can give you a recommendation. You are looking at appx 2k parts and install. Its a pretty easy swap. Did mine in the garage on jack stands over a weekend. Save yourself about half the cost.
09-08-2010, 05:43 AM
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2k parts and install, dang, yea, looks like i"ll be doing it myself... And headaches, lessons learned from the install? I have read all the how toos and know my way around cars...
09-08-2010, 12:02 PM
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That's what I was thinking!! You can order that set up for under 500 bucks I believe? The no install charge on yourself! After that all you need is O2 extensions and call it a day! Then a tune if you want your check engine light off due to the front O2 not being hooked up.
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09-08-2010, 03:31 PM
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oops! I forgot Pacesetters were so cheap. I was thinking like Stainless works. I have Hedman stainless myself. In a shop you are looking at like 8 hours minimum.
Advice? Read the install guides and print out what you need as a reference. Plan for it to take longer than you expect. Dont get stressed out over it. Ask a friend for help? Stage 8 locking fasteners rule btw!
Advice? Read the install guides and print out what you need as a reference. Plan for it to take longer than you expect. Dont get stressed out over it. Ask a friend for help? Stage 8 locking fasteners rule btw!