Mac Prochamber Sleeve?
10-03-2006, 12:37 PM
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RE: Mac Prochamber Sleeve?
No, the one side of the cobras headers are a tad bit shorter than the GT on the ball/socket side. This is what the guys from mac told me. You can use it if you want on your GT, but one side of your catback will stick out a little bit more than the other side.
10-03-2006, 01:13 PM
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RE: Mac Prochamber Sleeve?
Thanks Jiggy_One, I'm going to take a look tonight after I get off of work and see if I have any leaks. I'm not really sure, but it sounds like there might be a little leak on the drivers side manifold. If I do have a leak, I'm going to try putting that sleeve in and see what happens. I used RTV on all the connections so maybe it's just the way the prochamber sounds. Anyone have an easy way to see if there are leaks, I was thinking about putting some dish soap on the connections, kind of like checking gas lines for leaks. But maybe that's a bad idea. Any suggestions?
10-04-2006, 01:30 AM
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RE: Mac Prochamber Sleeve?
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Thanks Jiggy_One, I'm going to take a look tonight after I get off of work and see if I have any leaks. I'm not really sure, but it sounds like there might be a little leak on the drivers side manifold. If I do have a leak, I'm going to try putting that sleeve in and see what happens. I used RTV on all the connections so maybe it's just the way the prochamber sounds. Anyone have an easy way to see if there are leaks, I was thinking about putting some dish soap on the connections, kind of like checking gas lines for leaks. But maybe that's a bad idea. Any suggestions?
Thanks Jiggy_One, I'm going to take a look tonight after I get off of work and see if I have any leaks. I'm not really sure, but it sounds like there might be a little leak on the drivers side manifold. If I do have a leak, I'm going to try putting that sleeve in and see what happens. I used RTV on all the connections so maybe it's just the way the prochamber sounds. Anyone have an easy way to see if there are leaks, I was thinking about putting some dish soap on the connections, kind of like checking gas lines for leaks. But maybe that's a bad idea. Any suggestions?
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