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Old 05-31-2009, 07:28 PM   #1
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LT header clearance issue with the oil cooler?
I'm in the process of installing 1 3/4" Dougs LT headers (very similar to Hooker LT's). The drivers side header touches the oil cooler line. Has anyone else had this problem? Any help would be great.
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Re: LT header clearance issue with the oil cooler?
I know most people remove it but I have read that some people have modified there stock cooler, and I would like to see some pics of how it is done.
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Re: LT header clearance issue with the oil cooler?
you have to modify the oil cooler. read the hooker 2210 sticky these headers are exactly the same except for have thicker header flanges.
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Re: LT header clearance issue with the oil cooler?
I read through that post and I see that people say they have modified them but I didnt see how they did. maybe there were some pics that arent up anymore.
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