Comptech Header installation experience
Comptech Header installation experience
Yo,
I just recently installed my CT header on my 2001 CLS......what a bitch!! did you guys have trouble torqueing the nuts in those tight areas? what trick tools do you have that fit those tight spaces? Mac? snap? sears?
I just recently installed my CT header on my 2001 CLS......what a bitch!! did you guys have trouble torqueing the nuts in those tight areas? what trick tools do you have that fit those tight spaces? Mac? snap? sears?
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Originally Posted by darrinb
good thing u got comptechs, u woulda killed your self with obx's
Originally Posted by odiofyl
Yo,
I just recently installed my CT header on my 2001 CLS......what a bitch!! did you guys have trouble torqueing the nuts in those tight areas? what trick tools do you have that fit those tight spaces? Mac? snap? sears?
I just recently installed my CT header on my 2001 CLS......what a bitch!! did you guys have trouble torqueing the nuts in those tight areas? what trick tools do you have that fit those tight spaces? Mac? snap? sears?
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I replaced mine (6 nut/bolts) with those that lock themselves when tight so that you don't have to have a little wrench in there - what a pain in the ass. The rear manifold is the other tough thing to replace - the rest is easy!
Originally Posted by rbf351
it took me a total of 2 hours to pull the stock ones off and install the comptech ones, with nothing else besides hand tools and a floor jack
Damn, two hours? i guess i ain't mechanically inclined. it took me six!!! but i did manage to torque all exceppt maybe two right on the header.
those nuts do suck!!!
Originally Posted by odiofyl
Damn, two hours? i guess i ain't mechanically inclined. it took me six!!! but i did manage to torque all exceppt maybe two right on the header.
those nuts do suck!!!
those nuts do suck!!!
it's very hard to torque the bolt thats behind the alternator
Originally Posted by fender4
very well calibrated wrist,,, no torque wrench will fit,, hand tighten down, I haven't had any problems with the Stone's Headers.. good luck
i used a couple of socket extensions, one was like a 3 or 5 inch and i also used one that swivels. Very easy to get to that one behind the alternator. I just sold my OBX's and replaced my old one, took about 1 1/2 to 2 hrs.
Originally Posted by rbf351
it's very hard to torque the bolt thats behind the alternator
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