header removal
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header removal
- From: Brent Stewart <prebee65@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 23 Mar 2004 10:53:25 -0500
i went to remove the old (bad headers) yesterday and noticed that the 440
heads have all studs in them. all look good and none are stripped exxcept
one on the end of the drivers side. are all these studs connected to the
water jackets? do i need to do a drain of the water to remove the studs?? i
have used a small pipe wrench with bad studs before but I'd like to keep the
end studs to help with install. the doug thorley headrs look almost
exactually like the old set I'm replacing except there is a 1 piece flange
where they bolt to the head and they are not rusty yet.there also appears to
be way more clearance for the number 5 plug that cursed me on the last set.
I got everything off the sides and out of the way for removal, but before i
do, do i need to remove the fan shroud and rad to lift the engine to avoid
hitting it with the fan when lifting it up to squeeze in the headers. i
really don't want to have to replace those... any other tips would be much
appreciated..
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