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Installing Pro Chamber, Where does this go?

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hotstang_46

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So I'm doing a Mac Pro chamber but I didn't get any paperwork with the parts.... anyone know where this gets installed? thanks



 

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BurningRubber

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It slips into the end of the drivers side pipe at the manifold. It keeps things sealed up without an actual gasket like the passenger side.
 

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Haha, I took a pic of the same thing way back when of that piece to make sure I was putting it in the right spot:
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As mentioned above, its used for the driverside pipe to manifold connection. Later on I ended up swapping out the studs on that side to a NAPA set without the collar the stockers have, gives it a tighter fit thus eliminating the extra piece pictured above.
 

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BurningRubber said:
It slips into the end of the drivers side pipe at the manifold. It keeps things sealed up without an actual gasket like the passenger side.
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Yep.

Without that piece, you may get an exhaust leak. Definitely install it as shown in the post above mine.
 

5spd GT

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It basically acts as a spacer, because the factory manifold studs have spacers on them that do not allow you to pull the H-pipe onto the manifold completely and you will be greeted with a 'tick, tick, tick' exhaust leak.

You can throw the spacer away, and replace your header studs with Napa part number 600-1819 - It comes with two new studs (no spacers) and two new nuts. About $7.

It is the factory part for the Ford Taurus, but bolts right in...
 

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thanks guys, I'll throw it on there then b4 she goes on tonight....
 
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