Prochamber install..how difficult?
about 45min to an hour if you dont have any problems with the hanger bushings.
take it to a shop and have the manifolt stud nuts cracked loose. depending on the age and the condition of them, they could be rusted on there and may need to be torched off.
you'll need a deep socket, and a good size extension. all the nuts/bolts are the same size. you'll want an open ended wrench or vice grips to keep the nuts on the catback side from free-spinning when you loosen the bolts.
and dont be afraid to put a little elbow grease into getting the o2 sensors out of the stock midpipe.
take it to a shop and have the manifolt stud nuts cracked loose. depending on the age and the condition of them, they could be rusted on there and may need to be torched off.
you'll need a deep socket, and a good size extension. all the nuts/bolts are the same size. you'll want an open ended wrench or vice grips to keep the nuts on the catback side from free-spinning when you loosen the bolts.
and dont be afraid to put a little elbow grease into getting the o2 sensors out of the stock midpipe.
thanks..are these all ball and socket joints except up at the manifolds? I think ive read most people buy a new gasket for the manifold..is there only a gasket on one side or what?
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Get yourself an air compressor and some air tools...
Get yourself an air compressor and some air tools...
if i had the money for air tools, id get em, but i dont have much use for air tools other than exhaust work. at that point its really not worth spending the money.
plus with hand tools, it doesnt take more than an hour to change a midpipe.
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