RE: Hello again

["Gary H." <62to65mopar@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

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Welcome back Brian! 

Maybe you should call TTI & tell them what happened. At a minimum they 
should know about it, and maybe they have heard from others about this 
situation and have some suggestions. I bet they would like to know in 
any case. A reputable company like TTI does not willingly sell a product 
that won't perform as advertised. 

Gary H. 


Brian Safford wrote:
> 
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> One problem I've encountered after getting the Dart out of winter 
> storage 
> has to do with the new TTI headers I installed late last year.  The 
> steering 
> linkage has rubbed almost all the way through one of the tubes on the 
> passenger side header. I knew the linkage was close, but apparently 
> didn't 
> realize how close.
> 
> My local muffler shop says they can put a weld on the area and grind it 
> smooth, but it will rust.  I realize that sending the header out to get 
> re-coated is probably the best fix, but am wondering if there is some 
> other 
> less $$$ I can do to help reduce the chance of rusting.
> 
> Thanks in advance for the advice, and it's good to be back!
> 
> Regards,
> Brian Safford

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