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95mustang_gt

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Well my problem is that the person that install my LTs,installed the bung in the right LT, in the wrong place,so my O2 runs in with the transmission pan,Its like they jamed it there,i try to put a new 02 and i didnt have any room to put it in.How hard is it to take the header off?I was thinking about taking it off and have someone cover the other bung and reweld a new one.Let me know any suggestions

I was thinking about switching to shorties.How much of a hp difference is there between the shorties and LTs.

thanks for any help

Jesse
 

final5-0

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95mustang_gt said:
Well my problem is that the person that install my LTs,installed the bung in the right LT, in the wrong place,so my O2 runs in with the transmission pan,Its like they jamed it there,i try to put a new 02 and i didnt have any room to put it in.How hard is it to take the header off?I was thinking about taking it off and have someone cover the other bung and reweld a new one.Let me know any suggestions

I was thinking about switching to shorties.How much of a hp difference is there between the shorties and LTs.

thanks for any help

Jesse
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Why take it off?

Just put a plug in the bung that is causing the prob.

Have them install a new bung where you need it.

Later
Grady
 
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the mac longtubes didnt come with the bung already welded?
 

bjl95mustang

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The lt's come with the bungs installed. It's common with an auto to have to relocate the bung. It's an easy thinig to do and should cost about $30 to get it done.
 
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