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 Post subject: Quick question about PH 4480 - comp header and sport exhaust
Posted: Wed Feb 28, 2007 9:56 pm 
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Hey guys
i got my PH 4480 - COMPETITION HEADER in my room and i want to install them onto my car this weekend with my new exhaust with is a cat back system.
but the question i want to know is dose the header reach all the way down and bolt to the the cat back system or do i have to get a new cat installed to fill the gap?
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the cat has to be altered to fit the headers,,unless you have the tools you won't be able to fit it.

 

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whats this tool?
and what dose it do?

any one got pic or something actually doing it?

 

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pipe cutter,welder and flanges to mate them together.

 

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i got grinder, oxy they can cut
i got a mig to weld and i also got
a 2.5inch flange with my extractors.

i think the cats only 2 inch so i have to flare it right?

 

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you'll need to cut it shorter to fit it to the headers,weld a flange on to it then bolt them up..put the headers on 1st then you'll see what needs doing.

 

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i found instruction on pacemaker site for ea-au

http://www.pacemaker.com.au/FittingInst ... 204480.pdf

thx mate

 

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