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TruBlueGT02
Member # 1205
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Ive got all the bolts loose from the drivers side flange connecting to the manifold, but the passenger side im having one hell of a time even getting to the bolt, and tried using a air drill to remove it when i had the chance (think i stripped it in the process) anyone have any secrets of getting to those? Ive used swivels, extensions..and its damn near impossible
02 Mustang GT is the model, btw.
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00KNIGHTMARE
Member # 1010
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on the passenger side we used a 10" extension plus a swivel.
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TruBlueGT02
Member # 1205
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the problem is its so ridulously tight on there..
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shade-tree
Member # 298
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WD-40, WD-40, WD-40. One idea, is make sure you have the socket on the extension/swivel combo by hand FIRST.
I thought I was the most unluckiest fool in the world when I discovered my stock headers on my 93 had TWO DIFFERENT bolt sizes on each stud. Unbelievable. Just make sure it's on at first and do it by hand.
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saleen00925
Member # 1302
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or if you don't plan on reusing your stock pipes you can just mash them to make it as easy as possible.
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TruBlueGT02
Member # 1205
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torque.. torque is a GOOD tool . i added a metal hollow bar to the socket wrench to add more leverage and it came right off..schweet.. lots of cussing helped too
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street_illegal_stang
Member # 1554
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once you get past the bolt problem,you might wanna lossen the bolts on the otherside. trust me you'll save an hour or two. i installed a mac off-road h-pipe and that was a bitch to get on...i feel ya buddy... i had the same prob your going threw..just take the advice give from the other people...make sure the socket is flush on the bolt..i fucked mine up a little... shit happens -good luck -Justin r.
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