just ordered dynatech headers
well i just spent 1465 on these they better sound dam good and i pray to god they r not to hard to install if u guy got any tricks to help me it will be sweet it u tell
Congrats. They are great headers!! I love mine. You will have to remove the starter and thats the most difficult part of the job. I didn't have to jack my motor up any. The drivers side is a breeze. The passenger side will take quite a few hours.
wow thats expensive, my whole turbo kit cost that much LOL. cant wait to see some pics of the install. maybe do a write up for those thinking of doing headers.....unless there already is one, i didnt check
just for u guy to no i do live in pa and i have emissions and i will pass the test every time and yes i already got my gryphon all set up and ready to have some fun u need to see if u have a look inspection we do not on anything new then 1996 i think it is when bod2 starts but now it is a plug and look at the pc so if no codes show i am good and i have a lift to do it on so i hope it is easy
Other than that, enjoy your headers!
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Sweet!
I recently did my header... plan 2 whole days to do it. Big time PITA! But worth it in the end. And yes, the sound is amazing, but I am was going for more power...
Will be taking it to the tracks to see what the difference is going to be this month.
I recently did my header... plan 2 whole days to do it. Big time PITA! But worth it in the end. And yes, the sound is amazing, but I am was going for more power...
Will be taking it to the tracks to see what the difference is going to be this month.
Wow 2 days. That sucks! It took me about an hour and a half on the drivers side. The passenger side was closer to seven. Remove the starter and the trans dip stick (don't forget to cover the hole and go to it. There is one bolt on the starter that is a pain. You will need a 1/4 drive ext 6" and a 3". A deep well socket and standard. This will give you options as far as lengths go to get at it. Removing the front passenger tire is very worthwhile. You will also need a universial adapter for your 3/8 or 1/4 when it comes time to bolt the headers on.





