Thread: Help needed please
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07-18-2004 05:13 PM #1
Help needed please
I am installing Flowtech Afterburner full length headers in a 57 Nomad. It has a 57 283 with a TH350. The reason I chose these
headers is because they clear my rack and pinion. They hit the frame mounted trans. ears. I need to remove the mounts from the frame.
Now that I have one trans ear just about off I am worried I jumped in to fast as usual. I have a pretty stock 283 with front motor mounts. I installed a rear trans bar. Will I have problems torque breaking a front mount? The engine is 57 block so I doesn't have side motor mount bosses.
Any suggestions would really b appeciated.
Brianhttp://www.cardomain.com/memberpage/331652
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07-18-2004 05:21 PM #2
Hmm, you make thing too hard. First of all, if your headers are hitting, why dont you just bend the headers to fit? Its a lot safer then removing tranny and motor mounts. secondly, whenever removing the mounts, always spray them, then heat them. take a good stout wrench and hit it free. Always decreases your chances of breakage. Or, if you have the compressor, use an impact wrench. But if it was me- I would bend the pipes and the headers. Have fun, that sounds like a decent car you have there.Right engine, Wrong Wheels
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07-18-2004 05:30 PM #3
drg84 - I was trying to get the headers tucked up above the frame so I don't mark my territorry everywhere. One big problem is the Rack & Pinion. Flowtechs ar the only heders that I have found that clear.
Brianhttp://www.cardomain.com/memberpage/331652
Trailers are for boats.
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07-18-2004 05:35 PM #4
Allright, i guess thats understandable. Then just remove the mounts, and either make more customed ones or bend your current ones. Seems odd that your headers are problematicals, but it happens.Right engine, Wrong Wheels
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