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Old 09-11-2009, 10:34 PM   #1
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Question for those that have installed SW Headers

Did you have any issues with the installation of Stainless Works headers? Mine arrived yesterday and I have everything removed, ready for install.
Been trying to contact the guys at SW with a question, but no replies from them today.
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Old 09-13-2009, 03:56 PM   #2
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I had no issues at all. Those babies went right in the easiest install of headers i have ever done.
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They fit very nice and a easy install. But on the drivers side there was a line that almost touched the header. I just zip tied out of the way. You have a little room to move it.
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Installed them yesterday, once I figured out the O2 sensors have different connectors. When I removed the rear sensors, I noticed the connector was different than the extensions, I just assumed the forward sensors used the same as the rear. Once I removed the forward sensors, I realized my mistake.
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Installed them yesterday, once I figured out the O2 sensors have different connectors. When I removed the rear sensors, I noticed the connector was different than the extensions, I just assumed the forward sensors used the same as the rear. Once I removed the forward sensors, I realized my mistake.
So how do you like those babies?
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