| Author | Message | ||
     420at145mph |
 should this bolt be this far away? just dont look right to me mabye thats why it looks kinda rusty at the top of the header pipe might also be a source of backfiring? edited by 420at145mph on June 04, 2004 | ||
| 420at145mph |
thats what i was thinkin both of em are like that anyone got the torque specs? | ||
| Jasonxb12s |
Scratch that dude....mine is just like yours | ||
| Jasonxb12s |
It does look weird though.. It would seem to have a gasket and be tight. | ||
| Ortegakid |
420, mine did the same thing,allthough it broke the stud off the front pipe ,cause of my light home made exhaust,replaced it with a new stud and new ss nuts,torque is 15ft/lbs,does not go in much more than yours,'tho. | ||
| Fullpower |
420 thats normal. looks a lot cleaner than mine though. | ||
| Darthane |
Perfectly normal. The exhaust headers use a crushable, one-time-use steel wool gasket - if that plate were flush against the engine, you'd have major problems. | ||
| Lovematt |
Mine looks just like that and there is no air/sound coming out of either header.  | ||
| Blake |
Donnie, Your photo shows a perfectly installed/mated header to cylinder-head connection. You are good to go.  | ||
| 420at145mph |
i see that now but it just LOOKS wrong |
