Headers install??$$$$$
#11
I'm too tight to pay for much labor. Even if it takes me all day to do what a shop can do in a couple hours, I'll still do it to save a buck and learn. I think if I was a rich guy, I'd still try to save $5 by doing it myself. Just can't get shed of that mindset of do it yourself thinking.
#12
I'm just the opposite haha,if i could afford it,i would have someone else do every bit of work i have needed done,but since i dont have the money to cover labor on most things,i am forced to learn and do it myself.
#13
Hey guys alright so my headers are installed now but now I can't get the bracket that goes on the power steering and a/c back on it won't fit so now I can't turn as easily!!! I don't have the a/c hooked on so is there a bracket I can use that will fit even if it doesn't have the part for the a/c????
#15
Yeah,thats what i did when i first installed my headers and it worked out perfect,and it's very cheap,only cost like $1 or so.Another option,which is alot more expensive,if your not going to hook your a/c back up,is to get a march power steering bracket,i just put one on last summer and they look great and mount to the block and water pump so the headers dont affect it,but they are a bit over $100.
#19
Just hold the bracket up where it clears the front tube, then measure the distance to the header flange and cut a spacer from the pipe nipple. Then get a bolt with that much extra length on it to put it all together.
Or if this is too complicated you could spend some money and get a universal chrome bracket and base from Summit for about $12. That's what I used for my gasser:
Or if this is too complicated you could spend some money and get a universal chrome bracket and base from Summit for about $12. That's what I used for my gasser:
Last edited by 1971BB427; 12-06-2012 at 10:18 AM.