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Message: [QUOTE="Morgan@Midwest Diesel & Auto, post: 488452, member: 8143"] I purchased a set of these for my 7.3. I have an early 99 that I installed a later non ebv pedestal and a 38r. I ran it for a while with the donught gaskets and 2000 up-pipes. I have since removed the donught up-pipes and went to install the new bellowed ones. After installing I found that the pipes are lacking 1/4" on each side from making contact with the manifolds. It is like the pipe is short. I was wondering if there is a difference between the E99 manifolds and the 2000-03 manifolds. Other wise I can't figure out why the new pipes are short. Could the tall non ebv pedestal be too tall. I could switch a ebv one back in. I don't really wanna pull them together with the bolts as I believe that will stretch the bellows and possibly crack them. Maybe this is normal but I haven't found anything or anyone that confirms this. If anyone has an answer or suggestion let me know as I am :banghead: [/QUOTE]

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