4WS JK Hemi Conversion Headers Problem
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4WS JK Hemi Conversion Headers Problem
I have 6.1L JK and orderd the conversion headers from 4WS. After the installation I notice that the driveshaft is touching the headers which is big surprise. So I tried to do modification to the driver side headers by cutting the pipe and change the angle but same problem. Finaly I call them to inform about my problem and they said I should change the front driveshaft with custom shaft. But they say in the websit that No modification required to engine, transmission, suspension, frame, or any thing else.
Because of that I requested them for a new driver side headers which is damaged from driveshaft touching. They inform me that I have to buy a new set which is unfare.
http://www.4wheelerssupply.com/catalog/product_info.php/products_id/72939
Because of that I requested them for a new driver side headers which is damaged from driveshaft touching. They inform me that I have to buy a new set which is unfare.
http://www.4wheelerssupply.com/catalog/product_info.php/products_id/72939
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I think they should have listed that a DS was required. However, I think I would have contacted them prior to hacking it up. I wonder if they would have accepted it as a return if you had notified them prior to the changes? They should.
IMO at this point it is not their responsibility to replace it. If they were a good company they might go out of their way to help you out but I don't think it should be a given. If they were a good company, they would have listed that a new drive shaft was required also.
IMO at this point it is not their responsibility to replace it. If they were a good company they might go out of their way to help you out but I don't think it should be a given. If they were a good company, they would have listed that a new drive shaft was required also.
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I don't care what they say, for $900 i would make them replace that crap.
Its right there on the website:
Don't talk on a phone with them or over email. Send them a certified letter explaining the problem, and request a free replacement. A certified letter has more power in court than a phone call or email, they cant say "we didn't say that" cause whatever they reply with will be proof.
Don't surrender, fight to the end.
Its right there on the website:
No modification required to engine, transmission, suspension, frame, or any thing else.
Don't surrender, fight to the end.
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We have not used after market headers because they will get extremely hot. how come you chose not to go with the SRT8 headers that come with the motor? They work great, and have a heat shield, not to mention they do not rub on the drive shaft. It is a good idea to change your shafts when going with a 6.1, you will need to after maybe 3000 miles or so anyway, the joints will fail, but changing the shafts might not solve your problem, they pretty much run in the same spot/diameter. Get a hammer and bang the crap out of them until you have clearance, hows that for advice.
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This thread is really old, but don't they make some sort of Shorty header for a 6.1? It's such a popular engine to mod with all the SRT8 models out there I figured they'd have something like that? I mean if you insist on not using the factory manifolds, I'd think a shorty type header would be ideal and then magicians like Camp and the guys at SLC could just bend the pipe coming off them any old way they want to avoid contact with the driveshaft.