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Rat72 · 01-04-2007, 10:39 PM

I'm totally dissapointed with the Sanderson Headers. The big issue I have is that they now weld a bead around the port. The idea is that it makes a seal by using RTV instead of a gasket. I have no idea if this works or not. The thing I hate is that the header opening has some random opening shape. Forget nice laser cut flanges, you just get a big buggered up mess. I've been looking at the Street and Performance headers but the flanges are 5/16 and I really prefer the 3/8 flanges. If anyone is sold on Sanderson's way of doing it, I have set of CC1HO (LT1 Headers) that I would sell for a good price.

Whit

01-04-2007, 10:39 PM	#11
Rat72 Registered User Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Portland Posts: 135	Re: Sanderson Headers I'm totally dissapointed with the Sanderson Headers. The big issue I have is that they now weld a bead around the port. The idea is that it makes a seal by using RTV instead of a gasket. I have no idea if this works or not. The thing I hate is that the header opening has some random opening shape. Forget nice laser cut flanges, you just get a big buggered up mess. I've been looking at the Street and Performance headers but the flanges are 5/16 and I really prefer the 3/8 flanges. If anyone is sold on Sanderson's way of doing it, I have set of CC1HO (LT1 Headers) that I would sell for a good price. Whit



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