ANOTHER header thread (already have them, time for install)
Apr 17, 2007 | 04:34 PM
#11
Originally Posted by DozerDan
i ran stock wires with my pacesetters...no issues
where's the best place that i can find flanges to weld on to the Pacesetters? Would ball and socket flanges work just as well as regular three bolt flanges?
I've looked on summit but i only see 2bolt flanges and a couple of ball and socket flanges. sorry for all of the questions guys.
Apr 17, 2007 | 11:07 PM
#13
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I bought the ball & socket flanges and welded them on my headers. Work great & no leaks, I have a custom Y pipe and no cats though. Also they come apart easier if I ever need to take them off.
I'm using stock wires but had to trim a little off a couple of the boots to keep them from touching the headers but no big deal.
O2 sensors came off with a cresent wrench with the exhaust cold. No problem there.
I'm using stock wires but had to trim a little off a couple of the boots to keep them from touching the headers but no big deal.
O2 sensors came off with a cresent wrench with the exhaust cold. No problem there.
Apr 17, 2007 | 11:09 PM
#14
Originally Posted by aubigmac
I bought the ball & socket flanges and welded them on my headers. Work great & no leaks, I have a custom Y pipe and no cats though. Also they come apart easier if I ever need to take them off.
I'm using stock wires but had to trim a little off a couple of the boots to keep them from touching the headers but no big deal.
O2 sensors came off with a cresent wrench with the exhaust cold. No problem there.
I'm using stock wires but had to trim a little off a couple of the boots to keep them from touching the headers but no big deal.
O2 sensors came off with a cresent wrench with the exhaust cold. No problem there.
Apr 20, 2007 | 02:25 PM
#17
normal wrench, there's not much room on the back bolts, you'll find out
DO put some never seize on the bolts. It's in case you have to remove them later, you won't have to worry about breaking off a bolt later on.
DO put some never seize on the bolts. It's in case you have to remove them later, you won't have to worry about breaking off a bolt later on.
Apr 20, 2007 | 02:29 PM
#18
Originally Posted by Tootall
normal wrench, there's not much room on the back bolts, you'll find out
DO put some never seize on the bolts. It's in case you have to remove them later, you won't have to worry about breaking off a bolt later on.
DO put some never seize on the bolts. It's in case you have to remove them later, you won't have to worry about breaking off a bolt later on.
also, do you know the size of the 02 sensor right off?
Apr 20, 2007 | 02:32 PM
#19
yeah or at O Riley's, Auto Zone, wall mart . . . just about any place that sells parts.
They have little 99 cent baggies at the counter. That's all that you need, a small rain drop on each one, and do the same for your spark plugs,. . . . only on the threads.
They have little 99 cent baggies at the counter. That's all that you need, a small rain drop on each one, and do the same for your spark plugs,. . . . only on the threads.
Apr 20, 2007 | 05:18 PM
#20
Originally Posted by Tootall
yeah or at O Riley's, Auto Zone, wall mart . . . just about any place that sells parts.
They have little 99 cent baggies at the counter. That's all that you need, a small rain drop on each one, and do the same for your spark plugs,. . . . only on the threads.
They have little 99 cent baggies at the counter. That's all that you need, a small rain drop on each one, and do the same for your spark plugs,. . . . only on the threads.