BEAST19
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- Hemi 5.7
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Sounds damn good.
Just a heads up when you get a chance to look under the truck, you might want to check out the brake line's and wrap them in some cool tape. I don't no if this is the case on yours but my Y sets pretty close to the brake lines on the drivers side. Hears some pic's of mine before the cool tape in this trend.
http://www.ramforum.com/f44/arh_header_question-106634/
Where did u take those photos from underneath?? I had a shop put em on and he did mention having to move a few things.
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Yes from underneath the truck. The pic's were taken where the headers connect to the Y pipe on the backside of the frame under the drivers side door. It is very unlikely that the shop moved the brake lines, they where probably referring to the oil dip stick and the trans cable. It is not a major deal, but is a good idea to put sort of shielding on them. Here is another member with the same headers with some pic's that you may be able to see a little better. Link below.
http://www.ramforum.com/f44/arh_headers-99875/index3.html#post1504509
Has far has the codes go it looks like some sort of wiring issue with the O2 sensors like Hemi450 stated. Check the connectors and make sure they are plugged in all the way or you could have even received a faulty O2 extender harness from ARH. Either way it is probably a simple fix.
Which is better? I need some advice