thunderheader install question
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Yeah, make sure your in a good mood, and not stressed out about anything or else you'll probably end up breaking something.. LOL
Seriously though, the pipe is a very tight fit. Just have some patience, take your time, and definitely have someone to help you out. A second hand is always better. Install the mounting bracket first. Then, install the pipes to the bracket but don't tighten. Just get them on that way the end of the pipe won't weigh you down as you try to install the pipes to the cyclinders.. (kinda hard to explain.) but good luck man! Its really not that bad.. its just kind of a tight fit. Let us know how ya like them! And post up some pics for sure!
Seriously though, the pipe is a very tight fit. Just have some patience, take your time, and definitely have someone to help you out. A second hand is always better. Install the mounting bracket first. Then, install the pipes to the bracket but don't tighten. Just get them on that way the end of the pipe won't weigh you down as you try to install the pipes to the cyclinders.. (kinda hard to explain.) but good luck man! Its really not that bad.. its just kind of a tight fit. Let us know how ya like them! And post up some pics for sure!
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Installing my Thunderheader was probably one of my most frustrating projects yet. The tranny mounting bracket is a pain because it mounts on the clutch cover, so be prepared to drain or have fluid everywhere.
Adrian really said most of what I could...a 2nd hand is huge. I did it by myself, and trying to balance that big pipe while bolting it on was difficult. It is a VERY tight fit...especially trying to get the two headers around the motor and into place.
And there's no real method to getting the side clamp for the top header on....just find a way to crank it open, then bolt it down.
Adrian really said most of what I could...a 2nd hand is huge. I did it by myself, and trying to balance that big pipe while bolting it on was difficult. It is a VERY tight fit...especially trying to get the two headers around the motor and into place.
And there's no real method to getting the side clamp for the top header on....just find a way to crank it open, then bolt it down.
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