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Best Wrench For Header Bolts. Some specialty tools are regular tools bent or ground down. Take the box end and grind it down to make it thinner. 6 point tend to be easier to get a wrench on. A deep offset box wrench is pretty handy for tightening header bolts. You will only need to tighten them down once with the lockwashers and the 5/16, 12 point head is much easier to use a socket or. 12 point bolts require a socket or box end wrench and there often times isn't enough. Earl's pressure seal gaskets have kept my headers tight and leak free. Header bolts & studs at summit racing I also find that the most effective tightening method is to follow similar to the intake manifold. I use a 60 degree angle open end wrench to run the bolts down and a box end to tighten my header bolts. Usually longer than a standard box wrench of the same size. Start by snugging down the middle. Don't tighten any bolts until all the bolts are threaded at least partially.

6 point tend to be easier to get a wrench on. I use a 60 degree angle open end wrench to run the bolts down and a box end to tighten my header bolts. Start by snugging down the middle. Earl's pressure seal gaskets have kept my headers tight and leak free. Header bolts & studs at summit racing A deep offset box wrench is pretty handy for tightening header bolts. You will only need to tighten them down once with the lockwashers and the 5/16, 12 point head is much easier to use a socket or. Some specialty tools are regular tools bent or ground down. Take the box end and grind it down to make it thinner. 12 point bolts require a socket or box end wrench and there often times isn't enough.

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Best Wrench For Header Bolts A deep offset box wrench is pretty handy for tightening header bolts. Some specialty tools are regular tools bent or ground down. Usually longer than a standard box wrench of the same size. I also find that the most effective tightening method is to follow similar to the intake manifold. Header bolts & studs at summit racing 12 point bolts require a socket or box end wrench and there often times isn't enough. Take the box end and grind it down to make it thinner. 6 point tend to be easier to get a wrench on. A deep offset box wrench is pretty handy for tightening header bolts. Start by snugging down the middle. Don't tighten any bolts until all the bolts are threaded at least partially. I use a 60 degree angle open end wrench to run the bolts down and a box end to tighten my header bolts. Earl's pressure seal gaskets have kept my headers tight and leak free. You will only need to tighten them down once with the lockwashers and the 5/16, 12 point head is much easier to use a socket or.