Quick TP or HFC install question
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^^ Sort of.
The exhaust manifolds each have one stud facing toward the ground, and each cat has two studs facing up towards the engine. Also, the stock cats each have two studs in them to attach to the Y-pipe. You will need a total of eight new bolts & lock washers and 16 flat washers to install your hfcs.
I could be backwards on the cat-manifold connection, but if you get enough to do two studs/side, then you won't come up short if it's one stud in each cat and two in the manifold.
I used grade 8 fasteners, purchased at Lowes.
The exhaust manifolds each have one stud facing toward the ground, and each cat has two studs facing up towards the engine. Also, the stock cats each have two studs in them to attach to the Y-pipe. You will need a total of eight new bolts & lock washers and 16 flat washers to install your hfcs.
I could be backwards on the cat-manifold connection, but if you get enough to do two studs/side, then you won't come up short if it's one stud in each cat and two in the manifold.
I used grade 8 fasteners, purchased at Lowes.
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