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Old 04-15-2009, 08:14 AM
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Glad we can help Durangod..

AS for the other two loose nuts (Hydra/Dragon) your misconception of grade 8 header bolts is wrong. They are always recomended with aftermarket headers and are the choice of 20x manufacturers..
 
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Thanks for your valued advice "HydraShocker"

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Originally Posted by Duranged408
Glad we can help Durangod..

AS for the other two loose nuts (Hydra/Dragon) your misconception of grade 8 header bolts is wrong. They are always recomended with aftermarket headers and are the choice of 20x manufacturers..

Blah, blah, blah.......


If you are going to use grade 8 they need to be heat treated. Thing is if you install grade 8 they are prone to vibration breaking. Grade 8 SS is softer like grade 5 regular but.....IMHO.....should only be used in race ready. With regular bolts they oxidise to help the bolts from backing out.


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