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I am getting a set of SS headers for my 4.7L Tundra, and I'm
wondering if anyone knows what the torque specs are for installing these? Is there a resource online anywhere that has
these?

Also, I'm curious if anyone out there has installed headers on your
Tundra? Is it pretty simple, or are they a bear to get to, etc?

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Is it pretty simple, or are they a bear to get to, etc?
It takes a lot of patience. 33 ft. lbs. is close. I just snug them "tight" with a combination wrench.
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