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Do you tighten the #7 header tube on the Hedman 351W swap long tube headers?? I have tried top, bottom (impossible) and everything in between. Tonite I am taking the longest 3/8 wrench I have and have it modified into a candy cane shape to see if I can get it that way. I know you have done this thats why I am asking.
By the way great job on the new board it was a much needed update.
Chuck
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Beats me... I just have Ramses do it!!!
But seriously... I cut up a wrench and bent it and welded it so the open end is at a 90 degree angle to the wrench handle. It is a very small wrench. Got to them from top front sliding carerfully between header tube and head. Mine had 3/8" hex head ARP bolts. Once that wrench got it snug, I found you could get a longer straight wrench on it from below. You can only turn the bolt a few degrees, but you can get on it to do the final tightening.
AND THAT IS WHY I AM INSTALLING JBA SHORTIES THIS TIME !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Thanks thats what I ended up doing with the wrench but I havent tried it yet. I hear ya on the shorty headers, sure would make life easier.
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