What header bolts work best
#11
Originally Posted by stone150
i have the satge 8's locking, but haven't put the locks on yet
#12
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You might want to look into the Breslin locking header bolts. I've been told they work better and are easier to lock than the stage8 ones.
I have a set of the Breslin locking header bolts.
www.go-breslin.com
Jim
I have a set of the Breslin locking header bolts.
www.go-breslin.com
Jim
#14
Originally Posted by CHEVY6000VHO
You might want to look into the Breslin locking header bolts. I've been told they work better and are easier to lock than the stage8 ones.
I have a set of the Breslin locking header bolts.
www.go-breslin.com
Jim
I have a set of the Breslin locking header bolts.
www.go-breslin.com
Jim
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Originally Posted by stone150
i was going to get some of those, but summit stoped selling them and could never find them
They're still in business though!
There are others that sell them.
Jim
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Originally Posted by Okie5.3
didn't want to clean that yellow crap off of the stock bolts so i stop by ACE hardware and grabbed some stainless bolts and washers. was under $20 and no problems after 35K miles.
Jim
#18
I re-used the stockers when I did Dynatechs on my truck. Worked fine, thing that I hated was the gaskets the came with the kit. They didn't fit right and I had to manipulate them to get the plugs back in.
#20
When I installed my SW's, I used the bolts that came with my Gibson shorties that were on my truck for 5 years. I used anti-sieze when I originally installed them and they came out easily with the threads looking brand new. I have a set of Stage8's that I plan to use if I can ever get my 6.0 project together (my truck will probably be a classic by then lol).


