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You did remove the trans dipstick right? Once you do that it'll give you a bit more space to slip the crossover in the rear, you have to turn it back and forth to get in there then once you do your a mallet to tap it in to make sure it's in there then attach the front and use the mallet again to make sure it's in there.
Post pictures first I bet your crossover is fine, don't be quick to blame it on being faulty.
If we can't get the cross over in, I will post pics tomorrow. Thanks all for the help.Quote:
Originally Posted by REDCOMPG
last set i installed i had to pry the crossover over to get it lined up with the front manifold.
My problem is very similar to this:
http://www.grandprixforums.net/showt...ight=crossover
Hopefully i can get a exhaust shop to fab me a new cross over, if not im buying another brand of headers
Got them in. Had a exhaust shop help me with the crossover. oh well.
I am content. :)
What did they have to do to get them in?
He said he did some cutting and a little bending. Don't know exactly, though, I wasn't there. had to go to class. :p