Any interest in a group buy on mid length header downpipe combos?
12-23-2007, 02:31 PM
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lol yeah its 29 degrees and im using ramps lol
okay now im offically confused
okay now im offically confused
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12-23-2007, 02:33 PM
#1278
why are you confused?
i plan on putting mine on with jackstands and a floor jack. it's a 3 ton jack, and i have suv jack stands so they're pretty high, plenty of room to work. also i have all the tools i need, and my brother is in school to work on airplane engines, so anything I don't have he has.
i plan on putting mine on with jackstands and a floor jack. it's a 3 ton jack, and i have suv jack stands so they're pretty high, plenty of room to work. also i have all the tools i need, and my brother is in school to work on airplane engines, so anything I don't have he has.
12-23-2007, 02:39 PM
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I am having mine installed by Midas in Calgary. I have had lots of work done at the one on MacLeod Trail by Toyota.....they are very nice and do great work.
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12-23-2007, 02:41 PM
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ok. a basic socket set should be enough. but post a pic. you will need i think a 10 and 13mm socket, preferably 1/2" drive. and whatever size the bolts are for your dp and the size that connect to the catback.
12-23-2007, 02:54 PM
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i didnt read it but make sure you have at least a 3 in extension, 13mm deep socket, and if you have a handle twist socket wrench it will make your life alot easier!! and a regular 13mm wrench too.
get a cresent wrench to take off the sensors and some zip ties to put the excess rear sensor up somewhere. but i just used the exhaust heat shield and bent it to hold the excess wires up
get a cresent wrench to take off the sensors and some zip ties to put the excess rear sensor up somewhere. but i just used the exhaust heat shield and bent it to hold the excess wires up
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12-23-2007, 03:02 PM
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why are you confused?
i plan on putting mine on with jackstands and a floor jack. it's a 3 ton jack, and i have suv jack stands so they're pretty high, plenty of room to work. also i have all the tools i need, and my brother is in school to work on airplane engines, so anything I don't have he has.
i plan on putting mine on with jackstands and a floor jack. it's a 3 ton jack, and i have suv jack stands so they're pretty high, plenty of room to work. also i have all the tools i need, and my brother is in school to work on airplane engines, so anything I don't have he has.
12-23-2007, 06:38 PM
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Yes, it does look like shipping damage, but to be honest with you it is not bad enough to actually hurt anything. It just sucks to have something you paind good money for to be screwed up when you get it.
I ordered the ceramic coated header and am a bit dissapointed in it as well. I assumed that it would be bright silver like all other headers that I own ceramic coated, and it did not come wrapped so it scraped against the D/P a bit.
I ordered the ceramic coated header and am a bit dissapointed in it as well. I assumed that it would be bright silver like all other headers that I own ceramic coated, and it did not come wrapped so it scraped against the D/P a bit.