Pacesetter LT's welds, anyone else....
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I just noticed today that the areas around the welds on my PS LT's seems whitish in color. They definitely werent like that when they were delivered. When engine cooled off, I grabbed both headers and pulled firmly just to see and they seem secure. I have about 20 or more miles to go before I hit an even 100 miles on the new headers and re-check the bolt(s) torque. Just wondering if what I am seeing may be a problem. It's got me a little nervous thinking the welds are gonna give. Could they be getting too hot? I still have stock thermostat and the engine temp gets up to 210 rather quickly since the install. Still running open headers, awaiting delivery of my ORY. I appreciate the input. I just hope nothing is wrong with em. I really don't want to have to do this install again. I have attached a pic (a poor one) of what I am talking about to the best of my knowledge. Thanks again.
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Not sure about the welds on the flange. But it looks like you still have your AIR hooked up to the headers. If so, I have read many threads that guys have had their tube break off the header from all the vibration and when the motor torques. I would just keep an eye on it.
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Yeah I thought about that. I have the AIR plates to close em off and remove the pipes. Will do that tomorrow. I'm just a little concerned about those "white" areas around the welds. I even searched thoroughly and havent found any posts about anyone having any similar problems or even real problems with their Pacesetters at all.
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Thanks for the reply, I was looking to hear from people who may have same thing. Good enough. LS1 Terror..your ride looks good!