LT1 header thread size
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Safety Car
Joined: May 2006
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From: Salem NH
LT1 header thread size
What size threads are these on the AIR tubes? I bought so 2061 headers, and need to hook up the AIR tubes. It looks like a fine thread.
The '87 stuff won't fit/is different.
-- Joe
The '87 stuff won't fit/is different.
-- Joe
Drifting
Joined: Jun 2004
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My '95 uses an M21 thread for the air injection ports on the headers.
I was struggling to find a fix for this myself, but on another site, someone had suggested using an M21 oil drain plug for it. Or you can find a plug/disc/etc that can block the hole and then cut the old fittings off the air pipes and use those to hold it down.
I was struggling to find a fix for this myself, but on another site, someone had suggested using an M21 oil drain plug for it. Or you can find a plug/disc/etc that can block the hole and then cut the old fittings off the air pipes and use those to hold it down.
Thread Starter
Safety Car
Joined: May 2006
Posts: 4,290
Likes: 140
From: Salem NH
My '95 uses an M21 thread for the air injection ports on the headers.
I was struggling to find a fix for this myself, but on another site, someone had suggested using an M21 oil drain plug for it. Or you can find a plug/disc/etc that can block the hole and then cut the old fittings off the air pipes and use those to hold it down.
I was struggling to find a fix for this myself, but on another site, someone had suggested using an M21 oil drain plug for it. Or you can find a plug/disc/etc that can block the hole and then cut the old fittings off the air pipes and use those to hold it down.
Thanks a bunch!
-- Joe
Burning Brakes
Joined: Apr 2006
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From: Houston Texas
My '95 uses an M21 thread for the air injection ports on the headers.
I was struggling to find a fix for this myself, but on another site, someone had suggested using an M21 oil drain plug for it. Or you can find a plug/disc/etc that can block the hole and then cut the old fittings off the air pipes and use those to hold it down.
I was struggling to find a fix for this myself, but on another site, someone had suggested using an M21 oil drain plug for it. Or you can find a plug/disc/etc that can block the hole and then cut the old fittings off the air pipes and use those to hold it down.
Thread Starter
Safety Car
Joined: May 2006
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From: Salem NH
-- Joe
