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Bursch headers interfering with omega spring
When setting up my clutch, I noticed that the omega spring was hitting the header. Is this common, or am I doing something wrong. Thanks...
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Common with SSI's. Just hammer down the lip to give yourself alittle extra clearance.
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Can you show me a pic? The only thing to hammer would be a primary, from what I cam tell. These are headers, not exchangers on them.
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Noone else has had this issue. I hope it usn't just me...
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I have a '78 SC with Bursch headers and there is about 2" clearance between the Omega spring and the closest primary.
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Sorry to resurrect an old thread, but I have the same issue. What did you end up doing to avoid this?
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See if there is plenty of clearance to remove the left lower valve cover.
Bursch made many headers. Call Doug to make sure you have the right one. I had to talk to him to make sure I had the right one for a 3.2 that would accommodate an O2 sensor. |
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