KOOKS Headers Question?
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KOOKS Headers Question?
I finaly orderd my kooks 1 3/4 long-tubes . I know that these headers include all bolts and gaskets needed for installation, would you guys recommend using these bolts and gaskets? or is it better to get the dealer gaskets and aftermarket bolts?
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Originally Posted by Black02Bird
i would go with stage 8 locking header bolts. headers are notorious for loose fasteners, hell you spent that much on kook's, buy new bolt you cheap ***!! j/k
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the bolts that come with the kooks couldnt be any better imo.. use them. i have a set of brand new gm gaskets i got with my overhaul gasket kit, i used the ones that came with the kooks they looked like great gaskets, havent used them long enough to say if there better or worse(havent had a problwm with the stockers going strong at 70k when i took off the originals, so i dont think they could be much better then the stockers.there easy to change anyway so i just went with the percy's gasket's that came with the kooks.
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I wouldn't mess with the stage 8 locking header bolt BS. They are a PAIN. I used my stock bolts and Percy's seal-4-good gaskets when I did my Kooks (bolts have been in/out about 20 times over the years) and have no problems.
The Kooks should come with Percy's carbon-seal gaskets. Not as nice as the seal-4-goods, which are the best, but I hear good things about them.
The Kooks should come with Percy's carbon-seal gaskets. Not as nice as the seal-4-goods, which are the best, but I hear good things about them.