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    is there a certain pattern to tighten the header bolts?

    my dad said i should've tightened from the middle first then did the sides.

    my driver said header is leaking exhaust fumes so i'm gonna untighten the bolts and re tighten them and check the condition of the gasket.
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    Re: is there a certain pattern to tighten the header bolts?

    as far as i know you did it right.

    current car- 95 Trans am- bolt ons, parked and collecting dust. why? because **** it

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      Re: is there a certain pattern to tighten the header bolts?

      yea middle bolts out is the way you are to do them
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        Re: is there a certain pattern to tighten the header bolts?

        sometimes the bolts come lose due to the heat up cool down and need retighening, chances are they just need tightened up.

        most people get tired of it and just use the locking header bolts and call it a day.

        current car- 95 Trans am- bolt ons, parked and collecting dust. why? because **** it

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          Re: is there a certain pattern to tighten the header bolts?

          I put locking washers on my header bolts. Will those do anything or not?

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