SeR_Cyclops
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I wouldnt cut the heatsheild but if you cut the bottom out of the ring it would go on and off with EASE
why dont u guys just unplug the O2 sensor....u dont have to cut anything
Seems like you are right I just remember there was a reason I just didn't do it that wayto get the heatshield off without risking damage to the O2 wiring, yes, you do. ESPECIALLY if you have stock piping, an engine cover, stock fans, and power steering. Space is more limited in that area than you'd think. this is why MANY people notch the bottom of the heatshield after either has been off the first time.
Plus, and I could be wrong here, I don't think the wiring harness fits through the hole in the heat shield.
^ i think mine might be going bad...drove it today and the car pulls to the left under acceleration then drives to the right. It's more than tourqe steer, because i've never had this before. There also also been alot wheel hop for the passenger lately too, mostly on right hand turns with me being easy on the gas pedal. Any thoughts on what could be the problem?
not a flat, checked the pressure in the tires
and when i looked under the hood at the side mounts (nothing i could see wrong with them) there was slight smoking from the turbo
oh, well with the NA heat shield it took a little finagling but it came out after unplugging the O2 sensor...and i assume the holes are the same size on both heat shields
ive never had the stock MSP manifold though so i guess ill take your guys word for it, thunder FTW lol
hmmm... I wonder why we have a MSP specific section.
Oh... right. This is why.
so all you guys with the stock manifold can feel cool?
wait...so why are you posting here then?
so how about someone awnser my questions?
and just for giggles, here's the drawing: