Header installation
#11
RE: Header installation
ORIGINAL: moobit
thats sounds great! I want to be prepared with everthing. So will i need to buy extra bolts and the clamp, or can i use the stock ones? thanks.
thats sounds great! I want to be prepared with everthing. So will i need to buy extra bolts and the clamp, or can i use the stock ones? thanks.
#12
RE: Header installation
yeah the gaskets came with the headers. My friends say they would help me install the headers if i throw a bbq, they would bring all their tools since i dont have much, so i accepted. Its going to be like 10 hands installing this header, lol. Majority of them are all drifters with their 240's, but i know they can help even thought they make fun of me for having a neon, well not just a neon but a fwd car. But its all good, id rather pay a few bucks for a bbq and them helping than taking it to someone and end up paying much more.
#14
#16
RE: Header installation
i got a kirk long tube header and it was pretty hard to install. I had to get it into that small spot and line it all up perfectly, it took about 3 tries. It took me like 5 or 6 hours because i had to extend the length of the 02 sensor so it was long enough to reach the hole and i also had to get a tube custom made from a muffler shop to make the header reach the rest of the exhaust. Luckily the space was only about 4 inches so the pipe only cost like 5$. And the rest i just clamped down and used the bolts that the header came with and i was done. One other thing i had to do was disconnect my muffler so i could have some play in my exhaust to make it fit perfectly. Im glad i did it myself because i learned alot and it saved me like 200$.