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Old 08-08-2014, 01:41 AM
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I am trying to positively ID my headers. I am 70 percent sure that they are Hooker headers. Unfortunately I do not have pictures of them because they are on the car, but I will do my best to describe them.

The collector is a slip on type and the headers do not appear to have a chrome finish they are gray in color. The header flange (the part that actually connects to the cylinder head) has protrusions for each runner....hard to explain sorry but each pipe has a circular protrusion that looks like a weld which makes it difficult to get a manifold gasket to seal properly against.

I know this is a crappy description, but hopefully someone can figure it out.
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I think i have the same headers. I was gonna sandblast n paint them, then post the same question. Ill take some pics.
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they came from a parts car
here they are
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now you know why im gonna blast them n paint them
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Yup, thats them. Boy is it hard to get a gasket to seal with those raised ports. Why would they design them like that? A flat surface is all that's needed.

Thanks for the pictures! Now, can anyone identify these for us?
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Originally Posted by MadFirehawk86
The header flange (the part that actually connects to the cylinder head) has protrusions for each runner....hard to explain sorry but each pipe has a circular protrusion that looks like a weld which makes it difficult to get a manifold gasket to seal properly against.
What gasket are you trying to use? The raised portion will dig into the gasket surface to seal, have you put a straight edge on them to see if they are square or warped?
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Unfortunately no I have not been able to verify the straightness. The gaskets that I use are parts store fel pro replacements for stock manifolds.



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