Got the LT Headers on today. Cats had to be moved back to accomodate, O2 sensor wires lengthened. Nice sound, not any louder than before, just a bit of a deeper throb.
20 minutes of runtime to let it get good & hot to re-torque the bolts and a 5 mile test run and no CEL's yet.


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looks nice! let us know about the power and mpg gains!

 

looks good man....i'm just waitin for some free time to get mine done...how did you go about using the cats? cut the flanges off and weld them in? expand the cat pipe and put it over the y-pipe? or shrink it or what man? trying to get as much info about what other people have done so i can just tear it all apart and do it one weekend and have it done with. let me know

 

Did the install yourself right?

 

they look much like the dynatechs. coating looks good.

 

..yea Rich, i wonder if he did his like mine...open up the cat ends to 3" dia...

 

Those look bad ***! What did they set you back?

 

they look real good!! i wanna do headers someday....

 

$399 for headers, $200 for custom ceramic coating, $200 for exhaust shop to cut & weld cats back inline. Cats had to go back a good bit and although I've been welding since I was a kid, there's no way I could get to everything to re-weld without it being on a lift. If you don't do the unbolting of the exhaust manifold, cutting the cats off and bolting the headers on and lengthening the O2 sensor wires yourself, then you'll probably add about $200-$250 more for the labor to do that.

 

Looks awesome Hammer. Also by the phots it looks like a real tight fit. The steering column boot looks real close. Post the results soon. OK?