Header Install
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There are tricks to sending product to Canada quickly. I cant post how but when you buy product it will be up to the company sending the product as to what way they send it so it may not make a difference what you know.
Go-slow on the headers and it is not too hard. Just leave yourself lots of time and well a friend to help consume beverages while you do it is always helpful.
Ty
Go-slow on the headers and it is not too hard. Just leave yourself lots of time and well a friend to help consume beverages while you do it is always helpful.
Ty
I'm really hoping this week 
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Good things take time as you well know. 
More than once, I've had to pay for items on my VISA before the goods arrived.....4-6 wks. :(
The way that Canadian dollar is rising, by the time I'm ready for my TOG headers they'll be a real bargain.
Wife is starting to give me a hard time about my desires to make the Bonne'* bark a little louder. She likes the mellow tone.
I know taking the CAT off will rouse the neighbours.
More than once, I've had to pay for items on my VISA before the goods arrived.....4-6 wks. :(
The way that Canadian dollar is rising, by the time I'm ready for my TOG headers they'll be a real bargain.
Wife is starting to give me a hard time about my desires to make the Bonne'* bark a little louder. She likes the mellow tone.
I know taking the CAT off will rouse the neighbours.
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Hey PontiacDad.
Let'* keep this thread going thoughout our header install and give each other, as well as the other members, a day by day progress report.
So far I have just removed the exhaust cross-over and the front exhaust manifold. It was a piece of cake but it is time consuming. No problem for me since the car is garaged for the next month with the weather anyways.
Any hints before I tackle the deadly rear manifold??
Should I go one or two heat ranges colder with the new plugs...I haven't picked them up yet.
Let'* keep this thread going thoughout our header install and give each other, as well as the other members, a day by day progress report.
So far I have just removed the exhaust cross-over and the front exhaust manifold. It was a piece of cake but it is time consuming. No problem for me since the car is garaged for the next month with the weather anyways.
Any hints before I tackle the deadly rear manifold??
Should I go one or two heat ranges colder with the new plugs...I haven't picked them up yet.
