GT take-offs duals installed!
05-11-2006, 01:14 PM
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RE: GT take-offs duals installed!
Just ordered my Gt takeoffs last night, cant wait to receive them, i have an H pipe too, but welded, but hell, in 6 years when the tranny needs replacing and the tank is rusted though ill be rich
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05-11-2006, 01:15 PM
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RE: GT take-offs duals installed!
Afixer...mine is all welded on...shouldn't that be better though? Clamps tend to loosen up after time with all of that vibration too...You should still be able to drop the tank and differantial (if needed)...just a thought!
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one question ? did he install clamps at the "H" or is it all welded? i hope he installed clamps so that it can all be removed. if you ever need service to your trany or to replace the fuel tank it helps.
one question ? did he install clamps at the "H" or is it all welded? i hope he installed clamps so that it can all be removed. if you ever need service to your trany or to replace the fuel tank it helps.
05-11-2006, 01:21 PM
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RE: GT take-offs duals installed!
skm52670,
Glad to hear it all worked out for you! We have basically the exact same exhaust setup. Sounds great after you get some more mileage on it as well. An intake and tune will gave it an even deeper or richer sound.
As for the gas tank/tranny thing, yes if the exhaust is welded they can't get to them without breaking the weld. I couldn't get the TSB for the gas tank fill problem because of this. But, no biggie.
And if I ever have tranny problems, who cares if they have to spend an extra 15 minutes cutting the exhaust, least of my worries.
Glad to hear it all worked out for you! We have basically the exact same exhaust setup. Sounds great after you get some more mileage on it as well. An intake and tune will gave it an even deeper or richer sound.
As for the gas tank/tranny thing, yes if the exhaust is welded they can't get to them without breaking the weld. I couldn't get the TSB for the gas tank fill problem because of this. But, no biggie.
And if I ever have tranny problems, who cares if they have to spend an extra 15 minutes cutting the exhaust, least of my worries.
05-11-2006, 01:23 PM
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RE: GT take-offs duals installed!
I agree!
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skm52670,
Glad to hear it all worked out for you! We have basically the exact same exhaust setup. Sounds great after you get some more mileage on it as well. An intake and tune will gave it an even deeper or richer sound.
As for the gas tank/tranny thing, yes if the exhaust is welded they can't get to them without breaking the weld. I couldn't get the TSB for the gas tank fill problem because of this. But, no biggie.
And if I ever have tranny problems, who cares if they have to spend an extra 15 minutes cutting the exhaust, least of my worries.
skm52670,
Glad to hear it all worked out for you! We have basically the exact same exhaust setup. Sounds great after you get some more mileage on it as well. An intake and tune will gave it an even deeper or richer sound.
As for the gas tank/tranny thing, yes if the exhaust is welded they can't get to them without breaking the weld. I couldn't get the TSB for the gas tank fill problem because of this. But, no biggie.
And if I ever have tranny problems, who cares if they have to spend an extra 15 minutes cutting the exhaust, least of my worries.
05-11-2006, 03:51 PM
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RE: GT take-offs duals installed!
ORIGINAL: afixer
one question ? did he install clamps at the "H" or is it all welded? i hope he installed clamps so that it can all be removed. if you ever need service to your trany or to replace the fuel tank it helps.
one question ? did he install clamps at the "H" or is it all welded? i hope he installed clamps so that it can all be removed. if you ever need service to your trany or to replace the fuel tank it helps.
ORIGINAL: WindVeil05DropTop
skm52670,
Glad to hear it all worked out for you! We have basically the exact same exhaust setup. Sounds great after you get some more mileage on it as well. An intake and tune will gave it an even deeper or richer sound.
skm52670,
Glad to hear it all worked out for you! We have basically the exact same exhaust setup. Sounds great after you get some more mileage on it as well. An intake and tune will gave it an even deeper or richer sound.
It's amazing what just changing the exhaust can do; I can tell the engine isn't as restricted. My next mod is gonna be the CAI and tune, but I'll have to save up for that one.
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