Fitting Headers and up-pipe
 

How realistic is this as a DIY job, I have a set of GT spec III headers (second hand) and a new Harvey Up-Pipe (with new studs) to fit before the 20th Feb. I've got to wrap the headers as well, I've see the Harvey guide and will be using lockwire anybody got a set of lockwire pliers I can borrow? I'm going to try to wrap each pipe separately!

would of thought it was feasible if you can get the car up high enough?

That's probably going to be my issue!

you need one of those garages that you can rent a car lift for an hour near you:geek:

Pain to do unless on a ramp. Nuts can seize and so you may need plenty of lubricant and room to lever them off. Unless you can get use of a ramp I would recommend getting someone who has to do it for you! You never know though as they may come off easy.

And pigs might fly. :lol::doubleup:

grab some freezeaze!!! it works a treat on seized nuts!! the spray has got me out of trouble many of times!

Think I'm going to have to take the car somewhere then, really don't want to get them Half off then have to give up and then have the issue that the car is immovable!

Very much a DIY job

Done on axle stands in my road a few times

Same here

Thank guys, was that headers and up-Pipe? Any tips?

Think Ill give it a go tbh, mapping on the 20th.

Main issue can be removing the down pipe due to access angle of the bolts. Assuming yours has been of and not overtightened your half way there. Turbo to up pipe bolts rarely give trouble and if they do access is better and easier to correct issues. Just make sure your using decent sockets that won't slip. Although not a great job to do without a ramp, it can be done.