Locking Header Bolts...
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Just ordered some Breslin Split-lock Stainless header bolts that CMI sells through Trick Marine.
I had a tuff time keeping the standard steel ones from loosining up all the time.
Do they really work well?...at $65 per set of (16) I would hope so.
Is there anything to look out when using them on Aluminum heads?
I had a tuff time keeping the standard steel ones from loosining up all the time.
Do they really work well?...at $65 per set of (16) I would hope so.
Is there anything to look out when using them on Aluminum heads?
#3
Originally Posted by Back4More
Just ordered some Breslin Split-lock Stainless header bolts that CMI sells through Trick Marine.
I had a tuff time keeping the standard steel ones from loosining up all the time.
Do they really work well?...at $65 per set of (16) I would hope so.
Is there anything to look out when using them on Aluminum heads?
I had a tuff time keeping the standard steel ones from loosining up all the time.
Do they really work well?...at $65 per set of (16) I would hope so.
Is there anything to look out when using them on Aluminum heads?
#4
Originally Posted by checkmate454mag
Thats strange. While I checked them often, my bolts stayed tight all season on my CMI's and AFR heads. I hope they solve your problem.
#6
those do work, just dont forget to looesen the set screw when you service the exhaust.
i found that using s.s bolts with the thick posiloc washers and coper reusable gaskets is the way to go. no more blown header gaskets or loose bolts.
i found that using s.s bolts with the thick posiloc washers and coper reusable gaskets is the way to go. no more blown header gaskets or loose bolts.
#7
Originally Posted by checkmate454mag
Thats strange. While I checked them often, my bolts stayed tight all season on my CMI's and AFR heads. I hope they solve your problem.
Rob
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