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heims and exhaust
So maybe a dumb question, how bad is heat on the teflon in a heim? To set up the front end upper link where I want, it's really close to the exhaust tube right below the header collector. Will this reduce the life of this joint or am I being over cautious?
Thanks, Cody
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Might want to look into wrapping your exhaust with heat wrap.
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I used to have my exhaust to close to one of my links, it was aiming the hot exhaust about a foot away from the joint, the heat would travel thru the link bar and heat up the joint and it was melting the joint. I redid how the exhaust points out and no more problems. It takes a while to heat up the joint to give it some play, but it will happen in time.
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