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Old 03-08-2010, 01:18 PM   #19
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Just wanted all to know the headers are in, I used one timesert per side and both snugged up tight. Unless there is more exhaust pressure in gear I'm confident they are leak free. I crawled under to check and blipped the throttle a couple times. Everything seems tight and beautiful sounding, actually far mellower than I expected which I'm glad about.



The plastic shroud is close to the headers, I'm tempted to leave it off but I'm thinking about buying more heat shield, which I used on the PS line and coolant lines on the other side. I thought I'd make a barrier between the headers and cover, any thoughts?

Thanks to all, BTW timeserts appear easy in the video because the dude is on a bench, when you're on your back and deploying speedbor extensions, not so much. The happiest grin of two weeks was when the second of the two socked in tight.
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