Reply to "Header Bolts"

panteradougMember

The "original" header bolts were unique to the Pantera. They are similar to what you can buy today from sources like Mr.Gasket as header bolts.

They are hardened hex head 3/8"-16 NC threaded bolts BUT the heads were unique in that they were not 3/8" hex heads, they were m10 metric.

They don't match up length wise to what is currently available either such as 3/4" long or 1" long. I can't tell you the exact length since I no longer have any here, but they may have been metric in length as well? 23mm seems to come to mind but I may be incorrect on that?

More then a few early owners were stumped when trying to remove their original DT supplied headers when the sockets would spin on the heads of the bolts.

I don't know of any current sources of that combination now.

11/22/245:33 AM

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