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It is a little muddy. My understanding all along was the tether itself should be minimum 1/8 SS cable, and a loop of some kind on each end secured on a primary tube and the collector with a T-Clamp (Aircraft Clamp and several other names). Or you could have used a tether with a loop on each end, the collector end secured by the T-Clamp and you could bolt the other end to the frame with a bolt thru the frame. I have sent this to NHRA thru SRAC for clarification. Sometime what they mean and what gets printed is different. There seems to be confusion on the multi piece exhaust that run all over the car like plumbing pipe which I think some Fords got.
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NHRA is requiring 2 methods of retention if you headers have removable collectors. Conventional method plus one of 3 options.
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Mine is good !!!!
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This is what I was going to use as a secondary option #3,but the clarification is so vague!.
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Dan, I don't think it's the cost of the parts (though it may be in some cases) needed that has most scratching their heads. I believe it's the apparent vagueness of the wording and the revising that has most wondering...my self included. Heck less than 100 dollars and you're sweet, but again why put it on if the NHRA is just gonna rescind it or change it again. Merely my opinion. Joe
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Per NHRA. Three methods of retention. Collector welded to primary tubes; approved tether, or hanger attached to body and collector so it can't fly off. I think all the details have already been talked about. The third option (hanger) is the newest. I think it is worded badly, but they want something bolted or attached to the body so it can't be removed very easy. I think we all knew about the welding and the tethers. I think Dan is right; it's just not that big a deal and it's once only. I am the messenger only.
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Got casters on the bottom? :D
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Very funny, but, No.
Plumbers strap prohibited. Of course you know that, but thanks for the chuckle, with the winter we are experiencing any laugh helps |
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After all of these years I'm going to have to change the strap steel and bolt's that came with the Headers ? Nothing has ever fallen off ! With 2 straps on each collector bolted front and rear, what do I have to add to make them Happy ? Tethers ? I'm old bear with me !...John
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I was walking through the staging lanes when Super Comp was staged....Apparently they do not have to have header teathers....Very few, I would say one in ten, have teathers. Guess rules are different for different classes. Please note, I did not see any collectors on any super comp cars that were not secured properly.....I'm just saying....no teathers.
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Were they welded ?
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I am down to crunch time trying to finish my wagon. Our chevelle needs a set of tethers. I don't like be hassled in tech therefore I try and do as I am told.
I called Scott with collector tethers last night 7 o'clock my time. He took my measurements. I will have a set waiting on me in South Georgia I really appreciate him. There's nothing better than a company makin sure you get your stuff. If you are on the fence still like I was and don't want no hassles collector tethers can eliminate that. |
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we'll have a few extra sets of tethers with us at Valdosta if anyone need them.
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