SLP headers, and Corvette angle plug AL heads?
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SLP headers, and Corvette angle plug AL heads?
I'm posting this for a friend. He has a 91 Z-28 just got his short block together, and scored some 88 Vette heads. The question is will the angle plugs clear the 1 5/8 in primary tubes. He couldn't get a straight answer from SLP, I just wondered if anybody has this combo, without having to run weedeater plugs.
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I just looked at my SLP's on my L98 steel heads. If those plugs were turned in on angle, towards the center of the gap between exhaust ports, I would think they would work. I dont have the Aluminum heads but I have been eying them to put on my car to remove weight from the front end. If your freind doesn't want them let me know.
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SLP now sells a shortened spark plug socket to make changing your spark plugs a bit easier. Or you could just cut an inch or so off a regular spark plug socket and then weld a handle to that socket, what I had a friend do after he welded in my setup
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Yep, I used my L98 heads with my 1 5/8" SLP headers, and now with my 1 3/4" SLP headers. No problems with spark plugs.
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I have the ZZ4 with the angle plug heads and SLP 1 5/8 headers. The plug clearance is fine. I can change my plugs in 20 minutes or less. The only problem is the number 6 plug. I have to go under the car for that one. I use a combo of a regular 5/8 socket, 5/8 sparkplug socket and a 5/8 wrench.
I use a heat wrap on a few wires just be sure.
I use a heat wrap on a few wires just be sure.
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