What to use to plug AIR holes in SLP shorty headers?
Heres a link. Is this what you are talking about?
Scroll down a lil bit and you will see the block off plates.
SJM Manufacturing, Inc
Scroll down a lil bit and you will see the block off plates.
SJM Manufacturing, Inc
Last edited by Tires_Smokin; Mar 11, 2004 at 04:09 PM.
Originally posted by Tires_Smokin
Heres a link. Is this what you are talking about?
Scroll down a lil bit and you will see the block off plates.
SJM Manufacturing, Inc
Heres a link. Is this what you are talking about?
Scroll down a lil bit and you will see the block off plates.
SJM Manufacturing, Inc
Originally posted by Z95m6
That's for stock manifolds, SLP require caps not plugs.
That's for stock manifolds, SLP require caps not plugs.
Originally posted by Hyperspeed97z28
Thats funny.. my 93 SLP shorties have m-22 drain plugs in both sides... been there over a year now....
Thats funny.. my 93 SLP shorties have m-22 drain plugs in both sides... been there over a year now....
ha, woops..i guess it is time for me to go home and get off work...I've seen guys crimp and bend the aluminum tube and then neatly apply JB weld or something. If you have a slp cai or air inlet thingy on your intake...use a cap and jb weld it.
Originally posted by slider
No, I'm removing the AIR not the EGR
No, I'm removing the AIR not the EGR
Last edited by Tires_Smokin; Mar 11, 2004 at 04:52 PM.
Mine have 3/4" galvanized pipe caps from Home Depot. They are the single cat (94-95) variety, so it might be different. I saw somebody here say that Home Depot is a great place for car parts if you have some imagination...
BRAD
BRAD
Originally posted by llafro
Mine have 3/4" galvanized pipe caps from Home Depot. They are the single cat (94-95) variety, so it might be different. I saw somebody here say that Home Depot is a great place for car parts if you have some imagination...
BRAD
Mine have 3/4" galvanized pipe caps from Home Depot. They are the single cat (94-95) variety, so it might be different. I saw somebody here say that Home Depot is a great place for car parts if you have some imagination...
BRAD


