Reply to "Header Removal"

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Originally posted by Indy Dave/4604:
Removal from the bottom is no problem. The pain is putting them back on (driver side).

I still don't get it. You take them out from the bottom and you reinstall them from the bottom. The driver's side has more room than the passenger side because the coolant fill tank is on the passenger side. Taking headers on and off of these cars is as simple and easy as it gets. The frame rails are not in the way and if you have the car on a lift, it is much easier than laying on your back, although I have installed a couple of sets with only the back of the car jacked up.

4/1/084:50 PM

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