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the joys of V6 header installation
« on: Dec 12, 2003, 11:05:43 PM »
Hey,

Does anyone else out there have Downey 3.0 L V6 headers on their rig????    I just completed installing mine(ceramic coated) and the matching 2.5" exhaust w/catalytic converter on my 1994 extended cab PU.  The infamous OE crossover pipe came out no sweat after hacking off the flanges with the trusty sawzall    :yupyup: (the bolts were rusted solid anyway).  Being that I'm still only a young'n (22) and have had to teach myself everything mechanical completely on my own, I was surprised at how well the installation went.  It was still quite an ordeal, but I got through it and the performance gains that the headers and exhaust give on the V6 engine, I'd say the blood, sweat and tears were MORE thanh worth it.

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Re:the joys of V6 header installation
« Reply #1 on: Dec 21, 2003, 08:01:31 AM »
 :beerchug:good job,  now pin your self on the member map
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Re:the joys of V6 header installation
« Reply #2 on: Dec 22, 2003, 08:50:52 AM »
I plan on getting headers from them soon. Removeing that cross over pipe was a concern of mine. I just had all those parts off a few months ago when I built the engine so they shouldn't be hard to remove the bolts. I was seriously thinking of takeing the trans down the remove the pipe. I'll just cut that pipe like you did. Thanks for that helpful tip.
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