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the car is a fox body with a 351w, C4 auto trans. I am putting in Mac longtube headers (MAC TF3510), just wondering if i need a aftermarket steering shaft to fit them in? I read a thread on a different site that says you do in order for them to fit.
thanks.
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I've got mac 1 3/4 long tubes, i dont remember the part number. I have stock shaft but did have to run the steering shaft through the headers. I have zero rub under hard acceleration or anytime.
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It may not rub, but it will COOK that little polly disc in the steering shaft, and its a total b***h to change once the headers are bolted up. I would reccomend just getting the new shaft and getting it over with while its easy
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I've got mac 1 3/4 long tubes, i dont remember the part number. I have stock shaft but did have to run the steering shaft through the headers. I have zero rub under hard acceleration or anytime.
It may not rub, but it will COOK that little polly disc in the steering shaft, and its a total b***h to change once the headers are bolted up. I would reccomend just getting the new shaft and getting it over with while its easy
the car is a fox body with a 351w, C4 auto trans. I am putting in Mac longtube headers (MAC TF3510), just wondering if i need a aftermarket steering shaft to fit them in? I read a thread on a different site that says you do in order for them to fit.
thanks.
anyone know where i can get a set of these headers? seems like everyone is out of stock.
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