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saint
07-21-2005, 01:10 PM
Im picking them up hopefully next thrus/fri. They're running behind schedule.
I really would like to install these myself, and save about $400. Im going to mufflex for a custom Y and to install the electric cutout. But the headers Id like to do.

Now, i dont know much about doing this kind of job, ive done all the reading i can do, but nothing can compare to experience. Plus, im minus all the equipment neccessary to get this done. No lift, no tools, just the headers and a serious desire to get them installed.

Anyone capable/available to help me out? lol I can do it next weekend if I have them, or pretty much anytime thats good for you. Hell we can make this a group effort if we got enough interest.

I'd really appreciate any help i can get, you can IM me on AIM saintjezter or email me Saintjezter@aol.com.

Thanks again.

foff667
07-21-2005, 01:26 PM
Im picking them up hopefully next thrus/fri. They're running behind schedule.
I really would like to install these myself, and save about $400. Im going to mufflex for a custom Y and to install the electric cutout. But the headers Id like to do.

Now, i dont know much about doing this kind of job, ive done all the reading i can do, but nothing can compare to experience. Plus, im minus all the equipment neccessary to get this done. No lift, no tools, just the headers and a serious desire to get them installed.

Anyone capable/available to help me out? lol I can do it next weekend if I have them, or pretty much anytime thats good for you. Hell we can make this a group effort if we got enough interest.

I'd really appreciate any help i can get, you can IM me on AIM saintjezter or email me Saintjezter@aol.com.

Thanks again.

its gonna be a complete pita without the correct tools...check out my old website for some install tips www.geocities.com/foff667 have fun...i did it myself on my pad in my backyard in less then a day so its not impossible to do by yourself...just without the right tools you will not have a good day.

saint
07-21-2005, 01:34 PM
lol i know that. which is why i need to do this with a couple people who have access to the proper equipment. doing this on my own wont happen in a day, and i need tools, so either way. lol i need help! im in a bad spot here.

foff667
07-21-2005, 01:48 PM
ok heres what I would do...buy a good gear wrench set(best tool investment I ever made) the 10mm gear wrench is a huge necessity in this install...a good jack would be a very good investment, 2 car jackstands and 2 truck jack stands, a good mechanics set from like HD or lowes that comes with a spark plug socket, possibly a sawsall...you'll also either need sims or to tune out the rear o2's so you dont throw a code.

lata
Bill

Koll
07-21-2005, 02:55 PM
See if you can rent a snap on truck for a day.

foff667
07-21-2005, 03:01 PM
See if you can rent a snap on truck for a day.

the thing is he could buy $200 in tools and stuff and still have $350 left over from what he wouldve paid if he had a shop do it...and be ahead of the game with a bunch of crap for the next time he wrenches :)

saint
07-21-2005, 04:24 PM
this is all true. now all i need is someone with experience to help me out. lol doin that **** alone would be boring as hell either way. my buddy has a jack i can buy or borrow im sure, my other friend has 2 car jackstand, all i need are the tools and truck jackstands. btw, what are those for? holding the front or rear?

foff667
07-21-2005, 05:02 PM
this is all true. now all i need is someone with experience to help me out. lol doin that **** alone would be boring as hell either way. my buddy has a jack i can buy or borrow im sure, my other friend has 2 car jackstand, all i need are the tools and truck jackstands. btw, what are those for? holding the front or rear?

look at the pics on my site...and how far i had to jack that some bitch up...i had the rear on regular stands and the front up almost as high as the truck stands would go.

Ian
07-22-2005, 12:06 AM
do you have to install those from the bottom? nevermind, I'm almost positive that you do :lol: . if you need some extra hands, let me know when you plan on doing it and I'll try to make myself available. :)

AssKickinLS1
07-27-2005, 09:03 PM
Hey Santino, I don't know if you remember me we met once at Wawa on 37 in the winter. Anyway my buddy has two ramps, two jackstands and a cherrypicker if ya need to jack up the motor. Lemme know.

saint
07-28-2005, 12:06 AM
slp on fbody right? dan was it? no i def remember u. lol i see u all over the place. seaside a lot too. ya man ill def keep u in mind. from what i know u gotta drop the headers from under the car. i may even talk to my regular mechanic and see if i can maybe rent his shop out for a day or something. im waiting for pricing from a friend of jimmys first. thanks dude tho i really appreciate it. u gotta meet up with us sometime @ the bus depot.