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Old 11-27-2005, 01:53 AM
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Has anyone use the 1 3/4 stepped to 1 7/8. See if anyone has and what are everyones opinion
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ya thinkin the same.running macs right now.wonder if its worth it to switch.
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Just wondering the same, i have a couple of friends thinking of buying them.
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I'm putting them on my new motor when it goes in. I will let you guys know how everything goes.
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i have them on my car they are very good quality and come with everything including the extentions ,but i have the slip on merge collectors.They leak bad at the collectors i need to put in some muffler weld or something to keep them from leaking red silcon didnt work but then again i have a very restrictive exhaust.Like i said they are very nice they fit very good but the slipons suck
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Last night I pulled my MAC headers and installed the welded version of these Edelbrock headers. The fit and quality was great.


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Originally Posted by JNorris
Last night I pulled my MAC headers and installed the welded version of these Edelbrock headers. The fit and quality was great.


John

John , If you could keep me updated on the time slips to see if they would bennefit me or not .

Thanks, chad
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I am skepical about the Edelbrocks. The 3.5" collector seems like too much.
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Originally Posted by dug
I am skepical about the Edelbrocks. The 3.5" collector seems like too much.
Not if you have a high spinning motor
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I have them on a heads and cam 346 and like them. The collector waistes down to around 3" then goes back up to 3.5 ". I welded the collectors on then had the headers coated locally, no leaks at all. Won't have any dyno numbers untill spring when it comes out of hybernation.The fit was nice and the y-pipe was a pleasent surprise in
both quality and price.




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