Re: headers

[Dodger7998@xxxxxxx]

Y ou sure you got the right ones,,,,,,,,,I have put on several sets of  
hedmans and had no problems with the starter
 
 
In a message dated 4/24/2010 10:07:20 P.M. Central Daylight Time,  
vulcan@xxxxxxxxxxxxx writes:



I bought a set of Hedman headers for my '65  Coronet, 383. What a cluster 
(you know what).........anyway, I had to hammer  one tube in 1/2 inch just to 
get the starter to bolt up, (and it's the small  one). On the old headers, 
25 + years old, I was able to change starters, with  plenty of clearance. 
The new ones I had to push the starter in with the  header. I haven't talked 
with Hedman yet, I know TTI's are the best, but  that's more cash than I've 
got. Any suggestions?
Thanks,  Merwin
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