Headman Header bolts on 304?
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Headman Header bolts on 304?
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Saddle Tramp
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Pull one of the other bolts and take it to Napa. Don’t forget to put some anti-seize compound on the bolts when you reinstall.
mylittlecj5
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Both my 360s have 2 different sizes of bolts for the exhaust. make sure you get the correct size and they must be "header" bolts, or you won't be able to get a wrench on them (in certain holes anyways).
You can order the "stage 8" header bolts, they are a great improvement for the "stock" header bolts. Make sure you get the correct engine year, the later ones are different than the early ones.
You can order the "stage 8" header bolts, they are a great improvement for the "stock" header bolts. Make sure you get the correct engine year, the later ones are different than the early ones.
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My opinion is don't waste your time on bolts. You will be fighting them all the time to stay tight. Use stage 8 bolts.