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You said "low speed torque" in OP, cast iron manifolds IMO. Way easier for piping,etc.; and you'll never notice the difference. Headers are nice, but a waste IMHO for what you want. Cast iron will last forever/almost.
Well 20# isn’t all that much, “snug” with a 6-8” handle(wrench/ratchet handle) with a tad more? My 68yr old ‘torque’ elbow knows almost exactly where it’s at! Seriously it’s not a whole lot from snug.
Tomorrow Justin- 60's had chrome buttons that I remember. Black on my '68. I start shaking my head when reading/looking at some stuff in catalogs/internet. Definitely not what I remember sometimes. Course, remembering is the operative word! Maybe 'lewtot' will chime in again? Went to 50th class...
Going a little off-topic but I remember reading a resto(?) guide years ago and author was saying seat release slider knob was chrome on a '68(?). So I went & looked, nope he was wrong. So I classify myself as an "expert" when stuff gets asked that I know I've never replaced; that's one of the...
Justine I can totally agree with what you say. When I was working on mine it was "change this/better that" we never knew about restoration/collectibility. Heck, I can remember spray painting right over the QC stamps,etc just to get to one overall color. Didn't know any better and never thought...