[Z06] Want to install long tube headers myself...
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I received my LG long tube headers 2 days ago from CCA for my 2001 Coupe.The package didnt include any instructions but I doing a search i did see alot of information on how to perform the install.
I am going to attempt install them using 2 Jack stands (for rear) and 2 ramps (for front). The product did come with gaskets and O2 extensions. I hope I have everything i need and don't break any bolts .
I did a month ago though as the garage was repairing the transmission leak I had to install the Elite Engineering tunnel plate with the ABS thermal cover
I am going to attempt install them using 2 Jack stands (for rear) and 2 ramps (for front). The product did come with gaskets and O2 extensions. I hope I have everything i need and don't break any bolts .
I did a month ago though as the garage was repairing the transmission leak I had to install the Elite Engineering tunnel plate with the ABS thermal cover
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I received my LG long tube headers 2 days ago from CCA for my 2001 Coupe.The package didnt include any instructions but I doing a search i did see alot of information on how to perform the install.
I am going to attempt install them using 2 Jack stands (for rear) and 2 ramps (for front). The product did come with gaskets and O2 extensions. I hope I have everything i need and don't break any bolts .
I did a month ago though as the garage was repairing the transmission leak I had to install the Elite Engineering tunnel plate with the ABS thermal cover
I am going to attempt install them using 2 Jack stands (for rear) and 2 ramps (for front). The product did come with gaskets and O2 extensions. I hope I have everything i need and don't break any bolts .
I did a month ago though as the garage was repairing the transmission leak I had to install the Elite Engineering tunnel plate with the ABS thermal cover
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They are okay.
I prefer Remflex gaskets. They are graphite, and when tightened will fill in imperfections in the heads for a truly smooth seal where a MLS gasket like the factory one will just stay flat.