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October 18th, 2006, 01:16 PM
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Driver side header
Got a big crack in mine. Going to get it welded, but just in case, thought I'd see if anyone had a stock one laying around that they don't need anymore. A repaired one with no leaks is fine.
    
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October 18th, 2006, 04:59 PM
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When I took mine off to get it welded, I made a hacksaw cut all the way through the flange between each cylinder. This takes the stress off the welds and it shouldn't crack anymore.
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'87 GN Stock block, crank. Ported/polished GN1's, BGC plenum, intake. Accufab 70mm TB, ATR hydraulic roller, Scorpion roller rockers, TE 63, ATR SS headers, 72# injectors, etc., etc. Best ET/mph to date: 11.63 @ 117.
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