headers and the speedo cable,hmm
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Car: 1991 S10 pickup 2700lbs
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headers and the speedo cable,hmm
so uhmm whats a good way to protect these plastic speedo housings from melting when you are running headers
is there a way to re-route them, or whats something i could get to wrap it with, from a hardware store or something ?
or do i have to use aluminum metal and make a shield and attach it to the frame/body along there(in which would also protect the brake lines)
who has done what
thanks
is there a way to re-route them, or whats something i could get to wrap it with, from a hardware store or something ?
or do i have to use aluminum metal and make a shield and attach it to the frame/body along there(in which would also protect the brake lines)
who has done what
thanks
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Car: 1991 S10 pickup 2700lbs
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Transmission: 700R4
Axle/Gears: 3.08 7.625"
anyone ?
or does no one worry about this ?
looks like a potential problem to me, big time
thanks
or does no one worry about this ?
looks like a potential problem to me, big time
thanks
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Re: headers and the speedo cable,hmm
haha, just found out mine melted on the headers and seized... Did you do anything for it?
I'm going to find a new one, then zip tie it back I guess :shrug:
I'm going to find a new one, then zip tie it back I guess :shrug:
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