American racing headers
It's not all that hard, just labor intensive. Remember it is just nuts and bolts. I am a person who would rather wrench on my car rather then have someone work on my car.
Its not a hard job to do, just a pain in the *** lol. Make sure you get good quality gaskets or else you will be doing the install all over again once you develop an exhaust leak.
Its not a hard job to do, just a pain in the *** lol. Make sure you get good quality gaskets or else you will be doing the install all over again once you develop an exhaust leak.
Last edited by ford20; Jun 25, 2012 at 05:40 AM.
The labor is about 6 to 7 hours at a shop, besides temporary removing and moving around parts under there. Doing it yourself I heard would take a whole weekend. I didn't want to deal with it, so paid someone to do it for me. But if your good with that stuff and have the time, then save your money!!!
Originally Posted by jefframrod
I have a 2011 gt and ARH are sitting in my garage. Should I attempt to pit them on myself or pay to have them put on $500 for install seems alittle steep
Thanx guys a lot of good suggestions here I think I'm going to get a good set of gaskets and attempt to do it myself at auto craft shop on post 3 bucks an hr for lift and tools not bad....
Originally Posted by jefframrod
Yeah I'm stationed at ft Jackson. Do you guys know where I van get install directions
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