miscelaneous header questions
06-25-2007, 11:02 PM
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miscelaneous header questions 1) What bolts require anti seize?
2) Do the o2's need anti seize?
3) Does anyone have pictures/suggestions as to how on earth im going to get the car 22" in the air safely (and as cheaply as possible)? I currently have a standard jack that will get the car up in the air 13" and 2 ton basic jack stands that will go maybe 18". I know im going to have to use some lumber in there somewhere for extra height.
4) My car is an 02 with 30k on the clock. Am I ok to resuse my stock header gaskets?
2) Do the o2's need anti seize?
3) Does anyone have pictures/suggestions as to how on earth im going to get the car 22" in the air safely (and as cheaply as possible)? I currently have a standard jack that will get the car up in the air 13" and 2 ton basic jack stands that will go maybe 18". I know im going to have to use some lumber in there somewhere for extra height.
4) My car is an 02 with 30k on the clock. Am I ok to resuse my stock header gaskets?
06-26-2007, 10:22 PM
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Originally Posted by black2002ws6
What kind of headers you putting on? I only had to jack my car up around 16" off the ground to put mine on.
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06-27-2007, 03:07 AM
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i had a lift to put mine on, so i cant help you there, but i didnt use antiseize on my bolts or O2's. my bolts never came loose either. i got back under there and tightned them about a week after i put them on and that was it. i checked them yesterday and they were fine. i dont plan on messing with them till i get to school and make my custom stainless headers.
06-27-2007, 03:25 PM
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You should always us antiseize on the bolts your putting steel bolts into an alum. head. You won't know you have a problem until you go to remove them and they won't come out.
