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Posted by 83vert (Member # 14237) on :
 
Gt40p headers from summit One of the tubes on the left side header barley touches motor mount. Is this something to worry about if so what the best route to take to solve this
 
Posted by 92_5.0 (Member # 7624) on :
 
I wouldn't lose sleep over it. Is it touching the rubber part or tapping the metal?
 
Posted by 83vert (Member # 14237) on :
 
It's flush with metal hump part
 
Posted by Boss 327 (Member # 9143) on :
 
Dent it a little for clearance if you need to.
 
Posted by LXjames (Member # 10791) on :
 
Just FYI denting a header does absolutely nothing to performance. Tested and proven so don't lose sleep over a little clearancing. You'd be amazed at the abuse you can put to a header and still be efficient
 
Posted by RRRCobraSC281 (Member # 7086) on :
 
get the area cherry red and hit it with a hammer
 
Posted by Blue92 (Member # 8789) on :
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=azPKIjxmmdU
 
Posted by 92_5.0 (Member # 7624) on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by LXjames:
Just FYI denting a header does absolutely nothing to performance. Tested and proven so don't lose sleep over a little clearancing. You'd be amazed at the abuse you can put to a header and still be efficient

I saw that video too, pretty amazing.
 
Posted by 83vert (Member # 14237) on :
 
Thanks for the input you guys. Very helpful
 
Posted by Marks93 (Member # 11130) on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by Blue92:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=azPKIjxmmdU

Damn! I'd be scared to bash a header while it's hooked up to a $1500+ set of aluminum heads. [Eek!] I'm just not that rich! Wouldn't that potentially damage the head...or the bolts....or the bolt holes....or the valve train?? From the video...guess not!
 
Posted by 83vert (Member # 14237) on :
 
Mission successfull.
 




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