gen 4 F-body long tubes on A-body
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Not sure about Texas Speed's headers, but I have seen the cheap ebay headers work with minimal modification: heating the tubes and using a come along to pull the collector straight rather than being kicked out to the side of the car
If I had the extra cash I would order some 1 7/8"s to try on mine, I bet they fit better than my Doug's swap headers do...
If I had the extra cash I would order some 1 7/8"s to try on mine, I bet they fit better than my Doug's swap headers do...
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I would also like some "real world" feedback on this...from all my research, I think these are the ones that fit our A-bodys the best.
I think Lonnie said in another post they may run out of the 3/4" ones fairly soon...but mentioned they had a lot of the 7/8" on hand...(I think they are only 30 bucks more.)
Someone has had to have used these on an A-body...
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I used a set of pacesetters for my 72 chevelle they worked finr the only mods needed is on the drivers side the f-body angles towards the outside. My exhaust shop just made a piece to curve it back to the stock exhaust.