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TTI Headers SB #7 Tube
I got my TTI's the other day, and im sure most of you know the #7 tube is seperate from the rest of the header. My question is..... Will this tube seal its self after brake in, I cant see welding it, I would never be able to remove it if I had to.... Thanks..
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For me it appears to be a snug-enough fit to where a leak isn't a problem.
I have considered putting some type of sealer or anti-sieze at the joint. But I don't know if that might create a hot spot and affect the coating limits. |
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Slip-fit joints are a fairly common feature in headers, when they heat up the metal expansion seals completely, when it cools it loosens up again. Nothing to worry about.
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I have a small block in a 74 Duster the TTIs seal cmpletely.
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I have a 1974 Duster and yes it seals completly
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Cool, Thanks guys
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