Tubular K-member + Long tubes.
I was curious if you have all the installation woes of long tubes with a tubular k-member, or if they can be installed and removed without jacking the motor.
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I did not install my long-tubes myself. The shop that did it dropped the k-member to install the headers. I had one mechanic tell me he would never again install long-tube headers unless it had a tubular k-member. It frees up a lot of space for the headers.
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Originally Posted by uberstang1
(Post 5794607)
I was curious if you have all the installation woes of long tubes with a tubular k-member, or if they can be installed and removed without jacking the motor.
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from what i've heard, the installation isn't a big problem with tubular k members.
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My L/T install was easy with my tubular K member
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Hey lizzy were you able to install them without unbolting a motor mount and jacking out the motor?
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Originally Posted by uberstang1
(Post 5794799)
Hey lizzy were you able to install them without unbolting a motor mount and jacking out the motor?
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I did mine w/o lifting the motor. It wasn't THAT bad w/ the tubular k member. Definitely worth the work in the end IMO even if you do have to lift the engine.
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I installed my long tube headers with out doing anything else, easy as pie. You don't need to jack up the engine or do anything else. Plus with the tubular k member you can take the starter out without all the hassles as well.
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I can pull my longtubes off in an hour with my tubed k and reinstall them in about 1.5 hours. Never once had to unbolt the motor mounts. Plus I pulled and intalled the engine with longtubes and tranny attached. You cant do that with a stock k.
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