Headers Installed, Pics Inside!!
#11
RE: Headers Installed, Pics Inside!!
ORIGINAL: RM_Indy
Good job on the headers
Is the pic angle deceiving or is that inside muff very close to the driveshaft and partially above it? If it is close, with a heavyload or trailer outback Id be nervous of contact with the driveshaft going over bumps.
Good job on the headers
Is the pic angle deceiving or is that inside muff very close to the driveshaft and partially above it? If it is close, with a heavyload or trailer outback Id be nervous of contact with the driveshaft going over bumps.
ORIGINAL: mstephen89
good looking intall, are those shorties still full length. I didn't know they made those. Also how much $$$$$
good looking intall, are those shorties still full length. I didn't know they made those. Also how much $$$$$
ORIGINAL: 1BigRamaniacGood work, thanks for the pics. Hope you enjoy the new system!
#12
RE: Headers Installed, Pics Inside!!
like RM_Indy suggests
it is a good idea to test whether
the driveshaft will hit
by putting a load in the truck's bed,
perhaps by filling up garbage cans
or black plastic bags
with enough water
it would be a shame to damage the driveshaft
after so much effort
it is a good idea to test whether
the driveshaft will hit
by putting a load in the truck's bed,
perhaps by filling up garbage cans
or black plastic bags
with enough water
it would be a shame to damage the driveshaft
after so much effort
#13
RE: Headers Installed, Pics Inside!!
ORIGINAL: HankL
like RM_Indy suggests
it is a good idea to test whether
the driveshaft will hit
by putting a load in the truck's bed,
perhaps by filling up garbage cans
or black plastic bags
with enough water
it would be a shame to damage the driveshaft
after so much effort
like RM_Indy suggests
it is a good idea to test whether
the driveshaft will hit
by putting a load in the truck's bed,
perhaps by filling up garbage cans
or black plastic bags
with enough water
it would be a shame to damage the driveshaft
after so much effort