ARH Headers
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It will fit. There are a few threads on here I'm linking 2. They should help. https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...nd-tricks.html
https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...h-headers.html
https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...h-headers.html
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Make sure you use anti seize with the ARP bolts. Even if you use the bolts that come with the ARH kit, use anti seize. Very important!
I would also recommend getting a set of MSD plug wires. They fit much better with headers, especially 2 inch primary headers. You can snap them on the plugs and then "shape" that side by slightly bending them away from the header for clearance.
I would also recommend getting a set of MSD plug wires. They fit much better with headers, especially 2 inch primary headers. You can snap them on the plugs and then "shape" that side by slightly bending them away from the header for clearance.
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Thanks Bob
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If you're going to reuse the OEM plug wires make sure you have the proper tool to pull the boots off of the plugs. You can easily damage one of them without realizing and then chase your tail with a misfire.
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Some have a wire ring and they absolutely won't slide over the plug boots. If you're making up you wires the ones with rings look neater but they won't work with premade wires. At least not for me. Ninja is right, you need the tool to pull the plug wires off without damaging them. It's worth it to have one. I always use the tool.
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Something like this will work but they make one specifically for plug wires too.
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https://www.amazon.com/ARES-Ergonomi...%2C399&sr=8-15
Something like this will work but they make one specifically for plug wires too.
Something like this will work but they make one specifically for plug wires too.
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I still recommend the MSD wires. Easier fitment and install/removal. All brand new so much less worry about damaged during removal. I've done headers on all 4 of my Corvette's and each time I used a new set of MSD wires. Cheap insurance in my opinion to not have to deal with any wire or fitment issues.
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I still recommend the MSD wires. Easier fitment and install/removal. All brand new so much less worry about damaged during removal. I've done headers on all 4 of my Corvette's and each time I used a new set of MSD wires. Cheap insurance in my opinion to not have to deal with any wire or fitment issues.