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got my headers installed with a little help from beau, but now i have more eaxust leaks then bean burrito day at fat camp. i think i am going to have the two rear y pipe connections weleded and have flanges put on the header collectors. but i did dyno it and gained 25 hp and 50 ft/lbs of torque on 87
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Originally Posted by Tiburon
What... You sure those 50 ft/lbs not a typo.
i used the accuseal clamps but they didn't seal well, so the guys at the dyno installed some that usually comes with kook's headers
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cool deal stone. yeah, the best thing to do is have the pipes welded up and weld you some 3" collector flanges and use some copper gaskets. that's what i did and have 0 leaks.
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Originally Posted by Moddoo
Accuseals didn't seal?
Did you have your little sister tighten them?
J/K did you use any copper rtv? tighten them REAL tight?
Anyway congrats on finally getting them on and nice #s.
Please post the dyno graph.
Sound clips?
Did you have your little sister tighten them?
J/K did you use any copper rtv? tighten them REAL tight?
Anyway congrats on finally getting them on and nice #s.
Please post the dyno graph.
Sound clips?