Big issue with freeze plugs,soft plugs, and coolant pressure we all should address

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Oct 13, 2008 | 06:44 AM

#31

Timinva

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Will, you can install Opies kit without removing anything. It is tight but you can do it. Took me less than a hour in my driveway (not shop) to install it. Tim

Oct 13, 2008 | 06:46 AM

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wap

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From: Ga.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Timinva

Will, you can install Opies kit without removing anything. It is tight but you can do it. Took me less than a hour in my driveway (not shop) to install it. Tim

Thanks Tim, looks like I better give Opie a call pretty soon.

Oct 13, 2008 | 09:49 AM

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mcolectd

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None of these kits show up on the websites. I like opies kit alot though based on what I've seen, but theres no info on his sight

Oct 13, 2008 | 10:05 AM

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paulb

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Originally Posted by wap

paulb, when you installed Opie's kit did you have to remove your top turbo?

I ask cause I am about to install twins and was wonderin how much harder having twins would make the intall.

Thanks

No I did not. The only thing that the twins really make any harder is getting to the plug in the head. You'll want to make sure the truck is cold, though...

Paul

Oct 13, 2008 | 10:47 AM

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BossHogg

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From: Dallas TX

What are the advantages going with one kit over another though? I am needing one shortly and would be interested in more info?

I belive Lazar's kit has been revised from the one on his website. I think his is a heater grid delete too.