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Nissan Headers - Performance Mid-pipes with Resonators 2004-15 Nissan Titan / Armada 2010-15 Nissan Patrol / Infiniti QX56 5.6L V8 Part# 83208. hese mid-pipes (y-pipes) are installed between your cat-back exhaust system and your headers. Installing these performance mid-pipes completes the ultimate performance combination for your 5.6L Nissan.
I had soldered one of these onto the MBI5168 breakout boards and some sockets simply refused to accept a wire.
First I removed the springy things and replaced them with new ones. Still didn't work. Pulled them out again and the replacement parts were bent out of shape as well. Turns out the inside is f*cked up, probably some error in the molding process.
Header feito para o blog da Carol Pardini, o Carol com C.
Adobe Photoshop CS4 e Adobe Illustrator CS4
Art is in it's final layout I hope! ;) logo may change some at last sec but this is what it will look like.
Just finished wrapping these. Not sure if I like the stainless steel zip ties or not. I will probably go with stainless steel hose clamps rated for the higher temps. The wrap job turned out pretty good. I picked up a package of 50' x 1" and had about 14' left over. The reason for the wrap is to protect the shift cable. These headers do not have the heat shield mounts.
The Sounders FC beat the Houston Dynamo 2-1 in Seattle's Qwest Field. Nate Jaqua of the Sounders FC with the header.
This is the front (north) side of the building. The pattern is the flemish design.
I like the way the header looks against the brick, so I tried to simulate an angle that would make the frame seem to follow the angle of the sides of the header.
Louis Celt drills a flying header during a little rest-stop soccer action next to the Autobahn, near Dresden, Germany on July 9th, 2009. Eddie Celt looks on.
I had soldered one of these onto the MBI5168 breakout boards and some sockets simply refused to accept a wire.
First I removed the springy things and replaced them with new ones. Still didn't work. Pulled them out again and the replacement parts were bent out of shape as well. Turns out the inside is f*cked up, probably some error in the molding process.