damn headers hittin the frame
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damn headers hittin the frame
OK got the pacesetters lt's with y pipe. On the passenger side u can see where its hitting the frame. Sitting in my driveway its not on the frame probably could put 3-4 pieces of paper between it but when the truck turns or is sitting at a weird angle it starts hitting it and it's fuc*king annoying. So what are some methods or options i can do to get it away from the frame
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That sucks man.
Try taking a pipe and " tweaking" them maybe ? Or tapping the rubbing spot with a hammer putting a small dent that will clear?
I just installed mine tonight and they fit perfect, no rubbing.
You could also maybe put a wrap or two of header wrap in that area but it will eventually rub thru.
Try taking a pipe and " tweaking" them maybe ? Or tapping the rubbing spot with a hammer putting a small dent that will clear?
I just installed mine tonight and they fit perfect, no rubbing.
You could also maybe put a wrap or two of header wrap in that area but it will eventually rub thru.
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stick a screwdriver in the gap and make the gap wider!! thats what i would do.. i promise you wont notcie a difference.... no one will probably ever even notice... when i put the 80e inn my y pipe was hitting the trans pan.. i pulled the y pipe and beat a flat spot on my y pipe where the trans pan was touching...
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i had the same problem.. what i did was loosen up the y pipe bolts and catback bolts.. put a metal sheet between the pipe and frame then re adjusted it kept it for a while and it was fine
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yea i figured i would get a crowbar or something similar and try to put a "smooth" dent in it just need a little more clearance and all will be good. Was just wondering what others have done thanks fellas
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I had the same problem with my obx's! I loosen my tranmission cross member & prided It over as for as I could & retighten the bolts while holding in place! Also check ur transmission mount it could be broken! Oh I also had to side my motor over! I guess after the swap it wasn't sitting right!
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