PM on exhaust manifold bolts?

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I’ve removed every one that weren’t already broken, then removed whatever broken pieces in the heads that I could, and replaced them with ARP on both my trucks. At least there won’t be any MORE broken ones.
 

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ARP makes stainless exh mani bolts. Best to use their standard steel to prevent galvanic corrosion on an aluminum block.
 

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First off never seize will never last under the heat it's exposed to
There IS a product that will likely hold up to such temps, Mica Lube, from The BG Service Company. Not cheap, but a little goes a long way. Be sure to mix it up prior to use.

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There IS a product that will likely hold up to such temps, Mica Lube, from The BG Service Company. Not cheap, but a little goes a long way. Be sure to mix it up prior to use.

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It doesn’t say anything about high temp. It says you can use it on spark plugs but you can use any anti seize on plugs. I mean, there are several high temp ones- Permatex copper will withstand 1800 degrees so I’m pretty sure it will do. There’s several more specifically rated for extreme heat.
 

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