Installing Mac LT's?
#1
Installing Mac LT's?
I am installing some Mac LT's on my buddies 2003 GT for him and I wanted to know if I really need to drop the K member or if I can just jack the motor up to gain clearence? I did the install on my S197 car and I didn't have to drop the K member. Also how long do you think it will take to do the install? And is there anything he needs besides the LT's and H-pipe to complete the install. Does he need a tune?
Thanks,
Brett
Thanks,
Brett
#2
I did the install without dropping the k member. He needs o2 extensions for the front to complete the install besides socket extensions and swivals obviously. lol as for the time it honestly depends on what problems you run into.
#8
I don't know how much of a difference there is but he's doing it on a New Edge..the 2 guys that said you don't need to drop the k-member don't have New Edge's lol
Shut me up if I'm that far off in saying that. Just an observation.
The wonders of google lol:
http://www.fnsweet.com/garage/lt_install/index.shtml
Shut me up if I'm that far off in saying that. Just an observation.
The wonders of google lol:
http://www.fnsweet.com/garage/lt_install/index.shtml
#9
I don't know how much of a difference there is but he's doing it on a New Edge..the 2 guys that said you don't need to drop the k-member don't have New Edge's lol
Shut me up if I'm that far off in saying that. Just an observation.
The wonders of google lol:
http://www.fnsweet.com/garage/lt_install/index.shtml
Shut me up if I'm that far off in saying that. Just an observation.
The wonders of google lol:
http://www.fnsweet.com/garage/lt_install/index.shtml
#10
When I did mine I had a hard time getting to all the bolts so I dropped the K member. Gave all the needed clearance to install them easily. After doing it both ways I must say the k member way was easier and less frustating.
I also have the Percy gaskets and stage 8 locking bolts and haven't had an issue with either one.
I also have the Percy gaskets and stage 8 locking bolts and haven't had an issue with either one.