Starter the install today and ended up doing a bit of drinking after 12...
here are some pictures:
Couldn't be more excited about the tools i bought to help with the install instead of paying for labor!
Ran into a few problems with the EGR delete. Tube did not want to be removed or unscrewed. Took a bit of bending but was done ~ 2 hours wasted. Will close vacuum lines on after install. Removed all the studs to use the smaller Pacesetter bolts. Will install headers tomorrow and hopefully finish tomorrow. Broke two Harbor Freight tools within 1 hour.... Thank god for lifetime warranty!
Could not be happier with the confidence I am currently building!
As she sits now:
Keep in mind this is just your average engineering student who dies to get his hands on some real fun for once!
EDIT: There shouldn't be any reason not to do this install yourself! Learn a lot about your car! it's not that difficult and time should not be a factor! I'm either at school before 9 AM and at work (crash testing facility) until 5 pm.
here are some pictures:
Couldn't be more excited about the tools i bought to help with the install instead of paying for labor!
Ran into a few problems with the EGR delete. Tube did not want to be removed or unscrewed. Took a bit of bending but was done ~ 2 hours wasted. Will close vacuum lines on after install. Removed all the studs to use the smaller Pacesetter bolts. Will install headers tomorrow and hopefully finish tomorrow. Broke two Harbor Freight tools within 1 hour.... Thank god for lifetime warranty!
Could not be happier with the confidence I am currently building!
As she sits now:
Keep in mind this is just your average engineering student who dies to get his hands on some real fun for once!
EDIT: There shouldn't be any reason not to do this install yourself! Learn a lot about your car! it's not that difficult and time should not be a factor! I'm either at school before 9 AM and at work (crash testing facility) until 5 pm.
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