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I just picked up a 2-3 month old set of xs power headers. But when I compare the rear bend to other xs power header it looks smaller. How big does the bend have to be to clear CLS 6 speed rear motor mount?

Here is a pic of what i bought

Scottyknows007

The bend in mine was similar, maybe even a little more bent (slightly), and I had to remove the motor mount to install mine.

Let me know how your install goes!

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Iirc the bend in those looks to be a little off.

The header bend is usually a little higher up and more pronounced as the bend occurs over a shorter distance on the comptech headers I have seen.

But that's not to say those will not work. But I think it's going to be very tight

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hopefully they will fit, I won't be installing them until next week

Karanx7

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Exactly like CL-S Progression said, mine was a bigger bend higher up. I installed mine without touching the rear mount, and had plenty of space.

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I noticed the same thing when I saw picture of the headers. I read on a thread of a member grinding the mount down to fit auto headers. looks like he only grinded 5-10mm. I think the bend should clear that. Hopefully I can get them to fit.

Another question what o ring gaskets did you guys use?

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i used the rings that came with my xs power. so far they are ok. the front flanges arent lined up very well. i had to notch the front subframe so it wouldnt rub.

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Finally installed them and they fit. It was a tight fit. For any one thinking of purchasing headers, I would install it yourself. All I used was a craftmans tool set and a breaker bar and I found the job easy.

Karanx7

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Also, I installed a pair of used headers. Exhaust leaked bad where the collectors joined the j-pipe. Definitely get new gaskets. Sometimes you can't even see the exhaust leak if it's minor.

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I used new o ring gaskets. How can I tell if I have a leak?

gnuts

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Really soapy water and a brush. Look for bubbles.