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Yeah, the standard header bolts should work fine. It's the cheap gaskets they give you with the headers that generally cause issues. That's why I suggest the remflex fellers. They have dead-soft copper, or aluminum, and those guys, install them once, and you are done. They don't leak. Ever.
I doubt that Chrysler is installing headers on Hemi equipped Rams. I have had mine repaired under warranty 4 times and it going to happen again soon based on mileage. So what year model did the manifold stud problem go away and what was actually changed?
 
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I doubt that Chrysler is installing headers on Hemi equipped Rams. I have had mine repaired under warranty 4 times and it going to happen again soon based on mileage. So what year model did the manifold stud problem go away and what was actually changed?
So far as I have been able to determine, the problem HASN'T gone away.
 
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