Front driveshaft and header clearance???
Well,the motor is in so I put the headers on and I got out a front drivshaft and set it in place to check clearance.The header on the passenger side is about 1"-2" from the driveshaft.Do you think that's to close? If I had a camera I would take a pic and show how close the driveshaft is to the header but I dont have a camera..I think it seems too close.
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Re: Front driveshaft and header clearance???
Seems awlfully close. I can look at mine tonight and see. Mine on the passenger side is very close to the rear spring hanger bolt.
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Re: Front driveshaft and header clearance???
Thanks,I went out and looked on the 79 K10 because I took it to the parts stash to see the damage from the limb that fell in the storm (limb bent the roll bar I had sitting outside,guess I wont use it now).The headers are close to the driveshaft but I believe they are farther away then on the 71.The 71 has about 1" of clearance from the driveshaft,and 1" clearance on the other side from the spring shackle.
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Re: Front driveshaft and header clearance???
If you get your springs compressed do you think it will hit - if not I wouldn't think there should be any concern. My driveshaft on my 69 K20 with the BBC is fairly close, probably 1 1/2 to 2" and it causes me no problems so far.
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Re: Front driveshaft and header clearance???
You wont have any problem
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Re: Front driveshaft and header clearance???
The problems all around with headers. Those are for hot rods not 4x4's. Unless they are monster mud runners, I stay with the stock style manifolds. Much easier to work with.
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Re: Front driveshaft and header clearance???
Mine are really simple and go over the crossmember. Two bends basically and then straight to the back of the cab.
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Re: Front driveshaft and header clearance???
Mudder: headers, or manifolds?
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