New and Ready to Modify
#1
08-11-2010, 11:53 PM
New and Ready to Modify
Hey guy's New to the site but I'm very glad to be here now! I have a lot of things to do to my SS so I'm hoping you guy's can help me along the way?? I have to Install the new Magnaflow Cat on it SOON, it's laying in my garage cause the cars so damn low and I can't find anyone with a Lift. Next Project is installing the Tint. I want a custom Trunk lid pannel too. Might be adding the Dale Earnhardt Head Rest too so we will what comes in the Next month or sooo... Also does anyone know where I can find a color matching license plate cover for the front bumper?
#3
08-12-2010, 12:24 AM
Hey! Thanks 
) Im not sure how to post pix yet lol. And I MIGHT be able to get u a pair of the head rest for a good price if you want them
) Im not sure how to post pix yet lol. And I MIGHT be able to get u a pair of the head rest for a good price if you want them
#4
08-12-2010, 01:18 PM
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#9
08-12-2010, 02:40 PM
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Welcome oh3monteSS!!
That Magna Flow Cat.... Is it just the cat or a full bolt on Down Pipe (like what ZZPerformance sells)?
If it's the entire down pipe (which I recently did on my Monte and found it to be a VERY wise decision in performance mods), it's a piece of cake, no lift required!
I jacked the front of my Monte up and used wooden boxes under the front tires (or properly placed jackstands would work) and went to town. Unbolted everything from underneath!
Again, welcome and good luck.
That Magna Flow Cat.... Is it just the cat or a full bolt on Down Pipe (like what ZZPerformance sells)?
If it's the entire down pipe (which I recently did on my Monte and found it to be a VERY wise decision in performance mods), it's a piece of cake, no lift required!
I jacked the front of my Monte up and used wooden boxes under the front tires (or properly placed jackstands would work) and went to town. Unbolted everything from underneath!
Again, welcome and good luck.
#10
08-12-2010, 04:25 PM
The Cat is the Full Bolt on Down Pipe, I figured do it right the first time and spend a little more $$ It's installed now just waiting for the PB Blaster to loosen up the O2 sensor nut on the old cat to loosen up and the HEAT to die down and she'll be done.