headers on the steering coloum
#1
headers on the steering coloum
Just got done with coated headers on my 68. the headers are pretty much touching the steering column, or maybe just paper thin between the two. do you think this will rub a hole in the headers over time. I was thinkin about popping a little dent in my headers, any suggestions? thanks
#3
RE: headers on the steering coloum
its better to dent them. i had to dent mine in over 5 places. they werent coated but they were painted. if you dent them you might crack or chip the coating. then you might need to get them recoated.[>:]sorry i just wasted time here.
#5
RE: headers on the steering coloum
Start the car up and listen for any rattling coming from the engine bay. If you can turn the steering wheel from lock to lock without any issues why worry about it?
#6
RE: headers on the steering coloum
your probly right. The steering column dosent move right there. I was just worried about the engine movement rubbing a hole in them. The motormounts have a little bit of flex to them, and the motormoves a little bit. probly no big deal. thanks
#7
RE: headers on the steering coloum
ORIGINAL: justincat
no its a 350 with summit coated headers. I heard good things about them for the money
no its a 350 with summit coated headers. I heard good things about them for the money
#8
RE: headers on the steering coloum
ORIGINAL: 95slvrZ28
If you can turn the steering wheel from lock to lock without any issues why worry about it?
If you can turn the steering wheel from lock to lock without any issues why worry about it?
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