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Is it ok to use steel header bolts?

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Old Feb 5, 2008 | 01:48 PM
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Common steel bolts into an aluminum head is a big no-no. Even with anti-seize, you'll have galvanic corrosion issues and they'll be impossible to remove without breaking them.
Old Feb 5, 2008 | 01:53 PM
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I didn't use washers. Who did you get the bolts from? Just out of curiosity, what was the part number?
Boese engineering.

I had to email them though, and it might be their last set, but they could be full of crap though.

I did the transaction outside of ebay. Just paypalled the money. He also said the package was ripped (who cares).
Old Feb 5, 2008 | 02:09 PM
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Ah. He didn't have 12 packs listed in his store, but when I got mine he did say he had 1 12 pack available. He also told me the package was damaged. I got a big block set just so I would have a few extras. I got my bolts within a few days, so I wouldn't be worried.

What kind of bolts did GM use from the factory? Mine appeared to be steel. I couldn't tell if it was common steel, but they were quite rusty.
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