JBA headers on a 3.4 Taco....
Jun 11, 2004 | 12:12 PM
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JBA headers on a 3.4 Taco....
Anyone running them? Good, bad? I thinking of trying them as I hear The TRD's are a marginal design with Downey's being slightly better than TRD's.
Also for those that have installed their own headers, how hard is it? The JBA site says its a 6hr. job. What kinds off issues have you ran into: broken bolts ,etc.
Also for those that have installed their own headers, how hard is it? The JBA site says its a 6hr. job. What kinds off issues have you ran into: broken bolts ,etc.
Jun 13, 2004 | 01:09 PM
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You can ask the same question at tundrasolutions.com, but most of the guys there want you to pay to join before they tell you anything...
Thorley headers will be available in about 3 months according to the guy I spoke with last week.
~ Fred
Thorley headers will be available in about 3 months according to the guy I spoke with last week.
~ Fred
Jun 15, 2004 | 07:51 AM
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From: Cuyamaca CA and N. Las Vegas, NV
Originally Posted by boraxman
Anyone running them? Good, bad? I thinking of trying them as I hear The TRD's are a marginal design with Downey's being slightly better than TRD's.
Also for those that have installed their own headers, how hard is it? The JBA site says its a 6hr. job. What kinds off issues have you ran into: broken bolts ,etc.
Also for those that have installed their own headers, how hard is it? The JBA site says its a 6hr. job. What kinds off issues have you ran into: broken bolts ,etc.
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