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SVTSnake · 05-01-2005, 10:29 AM

If I would have gotten quoted a price of $600 for the install, I would have jumped on it. However, around here the prices ranged from $850-$1200 depending on the shop. By the time I add on my $300 for the retune and headers, it would have been $2000!

Anyhow, its not that its hard to do, its not knowing at first what to do! If you follow the directions in the thread I posted above with installation intructions, its quite straight forward. Just keep in mind that those instructions are for full length's, so a little modification to them is necessary if installing the Bassani's or JBA's or what ever other brand you are using. The most important thing to keep in mind though is take your time, don't rush it, and don't force it!

Anyhow, time to get back out there and finish up...

05-01-2005, 10:29 AM	#5
SVTSnake Mach Freak Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Pasadena MD USA Posts: 560	Re: Bassani header install progress... If I would have gotten quoted a price of $600 for the install, I would have jumped on it. However, around here the prices ranged from $850-$1200 depending on the shop. By the time I add on my $300 for the retune and headers, it would have been $2000! Anyhow, its not that its hard to do, its not knowing at first what to do! If you follow the directions in the thread I posted above with installation intructions, its quite straight forward. Just keep in mind that those instructions are for full length's, so a little modification to them is necessary if installing the Bassani's or JBA's or what ever other brand you are using. The most important thing to keep in mind though is take your time, don't rush it, and don't force it! Anyhow, time to get back out there and finish up... __________________ Gone, but NOT forgotten... 2003 Mach 1 - Zinc Yellow Born 06/12/03, VIN# 436142 5 Speed, IUP 312 HP, 321 FT. LBS. TRQ. (5/10/05)