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    hey max,

    remember when you said youd make one for me? i do
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    Quote Originally Posted by Silver GTP View Post
    I made the jig that Max used. It was easy to make. Assemble the rear header and downpipe. Lay it on a strip of plywood and measure the angles at both ends. Cut a block of wood for each end that matches the angles. Lag the blocks onto each end of the pipe. Screw through the plywood into the blocks to hold it down. I used half inch plywood so a scrap strip of wood was attached to make it more rigid. Measure the angles under the pipes and cut pieces of wood that match. This will be your guide for where the floor of the car will be. Attach them to the jig. With both ends of the pipe attached, you can now cut the middle out and piece back together the way you want it. Tack weld it together then remove from the jig and finish welding.
    well the problem for me is, my headers are used and the first person the put them together didnt do it right and the flex is where the bend is. i was hoping for the angles so i could have the dp redone the right way. i have slp headers tho so it might not be the same.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Swiggles View Post
    well the problem for me is, my headers are used and the first person the put them together didnt do it right and the flex is where the bend is. i was hoping for the angles so i could have the dp redone the right way. i have slp headers tho so it might not be the same.
    You could follow the same idea. You know your rear header and downpipe fit in the car right now. Remove them from the car and then build the jig around them the same as I did with mine. If you know where the ends will be, you just need to have them secured in place while you cut the middle out and rebuild it the way you want.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BillBoost37 View Post
    That depends on you. Give them my write up on how to install them and they'll zip right through it in 3-6 hours.
    im gatherin part names and stuff like clamps and the flex etc that i need,
    but to find a deecent write up that i could give to a shop? anyone care to help :P
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    Quote Originally Posted by GrandPrixGTP1 View Post
    im gatherin part names and stuff like clamps and the flex etc that i need,
    but to find a deecent write up that i could give to a shop? anyone care to help :P
    I'm going to be a dick. Guess you couldn't find or work the search button? C'mon guy.. we are here to help, not do all the work for you.

    Searched on "Header Install" with username "BillBoost37" (because I suggested using the write up that I did). The third thing in the search was sitting in the "How To" section.

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    you should give them pics of the rear header from this page too.

    its a 4-8hour (3-6 if you follow bills write up) job so ur going to pay a shop an a$$ load for the install. theyre not hard to do on your own with the help of a local whos done them before.
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    I like how the pool cues are mounted in the recessed built in cubby in the wall. Pretty cool.

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    does anyone have any before and after pictures on the car? just wondering how far down on the GP's and 6th gen monte that the DP stuck before and after chopping it up. I modified my fire wall and the headers fit but the down pipe looks very low.

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    Yes..tons of pics..just search
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    ok after tons of searching all i found so far is this and it looks modified to me ...


    from this thread: http://www.grandprixforums.net/final...s-3-47858.html

    if that is how they all hang then i might be having issues :-X

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    Where is this jig now LOL

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    hes actually got these headers for sale.. unless they already sold
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    SilverGTP or Intrigue?

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    Looks like mine except mine is fully welded and black

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    Quote Originally Posted by Drunkie View Post
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    How did you modify the u pipe so it is straight?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Btownmills View Post
    How did you modify the u pipe so it is straight?
    I don't understand the question. It was cut and rewelded.
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    Quote Originally Posted by BillBoost37 View Post
    I don't understand the question. It was cut and rewelded.
    That's the answer I was looking for.
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