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08-12-2002, 05:49 PM
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Attn: TerminalVelocity
How did you get the FMS Shorty headers to fit inside the engine bay? Like many others, with a big hammer? Or did they fit fine?
I'm on AIM so if you want to talk there, JJanneySG Thanks 
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08-13-2002, 06:33 AM
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wow, someone used my name....
 i'll mssg ya the mighty secrets on aim, saves space now I am editing this because your not on at the moment... No hammer needed, the problem isnt space in the bay so much as the damned catalic converters, they mount really funny if you look at them, the pipe going to the top of them, and the other going out the side, and for how far they are placed you need alot of custom piping. No hammer, but a damned good saw. I'll talk more on aim if I see you around WingedguardianP is my name
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