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reinstall the air injector nozzles and tube

assemblies on the new exhaust manifolds.

hook up the hoses to the tube assemblies. use anti-

seize on the threads.

reinstall the hot air tube from the front of the

right exhaust manifold to the air cleaner inlet.
reattach spark plug wires. Make sure wires

are attached to the proper spark plugs. engine

firing order is 1-8-4-3-6-5-7-2, with 1, 3, 5 and 7 on

the left (driver’s) side, front to back, and 2, 4, 6 and

8 on the opposite side, front to back. Make sure plug

wire boots are pushed on firmly for good electrical

contact, and wires are routed as far away as pos-

sible from manifold pipes to prevent heat damage. if

the condition of the spark plug wires look marginal,

replace with a good quality silicone insulated sup-

pression type wire set.

open a number 56 hose clamp and thread it

through the slots on the oil filter heat shield.

See Figure

12.

Position the heat shield on the oil

filter to provide protection from the closest manifold

pipe, then tighten clamp.

install an exhaust “doughnut” seal in the right

exhaust manifold outlet flange. lightly tap the

seal into place with a hammer until it seats.

install three

3

8

” x 2

1

4

” studs in the right

exhaust manifold outlet flange. two

3

8

coarse thread nuts jammed against each other on

the outer stud threads may be used to wrench the

studs into place. use anti-seize compound on the

threads.

install three

3

8

” x 2

7

8

” studs in the left

exhaust manifold outlet flange. use anti-

seize compound on the threads.

remove the old “doughnut” seal from the

heat riser valve (ePr) if still attached, and

replace with new seal provided. lightly tap the seal

into place to seat it.

Slide the heat riser valve into position on the

studs of the left exhaust manifold outlet. note

that the actuating diaphragm faces up and to the left.

remove the forwardmost exhaust pipe

hanger from the right hand frame rail. install

the hanger extension bracket, provided, on the

frame rail at this location. use two

3

8

–16 x 1” hex

bolts, two 1” o.d. x

7

16

” i.d. flat washers, and two

3

/

8

–16 crimp locknuts to secure the extension. See

Figure

13.

reinstall the exhaust pipe hanger to the exten-

sion bracket using the original bolt, nut, and

washer.

install the banks exhaust head pipes and muf-

fler using the original nuts, washers, springs,

etc. use anti-seize on the threads. Position the pipes

such that they can mount in the two forwardmost

exhaust pipe hangers. tighten all nuts, clamps, etc.

See Figure

1.

working from the muffler back, install the

tail pipe sections most appropriate for your

vehicle. because of various chassis lengths and con-

figurations, your tail pipe hangers may or may not

line up properly for the tail pipe routing. we have pro-

vided three universal tail pipe hangers that may be

attached to crossmembers, frame rails, etc. with the

remaining

3

8

–16 x 1” hex bolts, nuts, and washers.

See Figure

1

for tail pipe assembly. Maintain 1

1

2

” of

clearance to frame and body to prevent rattles and

hot spots.

install the chrome tailpipe extension tip and

chrome tailpipe heat shield per Figure

1.

extension tip may be slid in or out over tailpipe

until desired length is obtained for body width. then

clamp extension to tailpipe using 3” u-clamp.

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