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Old 05-06-2009, 07:54 AM   #1
85Bowtie
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Protecting Headers

Ok, I know this is not a Chevy question, but here goes.

I took my old R/T out of hibernation yesterday for a trip to Sunoco for a quick fillup of refreshing, always satisfying, leaded 110.

Before I took it out, I checked the engine out and noticed the headers started rusting up again, they're Hooker Super Comp ceramic coated so I can't really paint them.

I usually take a Scotch Brite and rub them down when this starts happenening and it looks alot better.

I was thinking after work today, I'll rub them down again, but I'll spray some WD-40 on them to keep moisture from ruining them.

It should burn off next time I start the car and not catch fire.

What do you guys think?
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