Headers for 97 GMC Sierra LS1 5.7
06-06-2005, 10:31 AM
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Headers... I bought & installed the Street & Performance(S & P) coated headers that they offer for their "G"-Body LS1 car swaps/installations, by their recommendation...& they fit very well. Installed as if they were made for the truck/LS1 combo. Not to say that another venders headers would'nt work, but these fit like a glove. Gar
06-06-2005, 11:58 PM
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Originally Posted by LS1GMCTruck
I bought & installed the Street & Performance(S & P) coated headers that they offer for their "G"-Body LS1 car swaps/installations, by their recommendation...& they fit very well. Installed as if they were made for the truck/LS1 combo. Not to say that another venders headers would'nt work, but these fit like a glove. Gar
Oh BTW what kind of car is the G-Body?
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06-07-2005, 07:15 AM
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Originally Posted by PeewterSS4.8
What kind of truck do you have? and are those headers long tubes or shorties, and what was the price for those headers?
Oh BTW what kind of car is the G-Body?
Oh BTW what kind of car is the G-Body?
06-07-2005, 02:36 PM
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Originally Posted by LS1GMCTruck
I have a '96 GMC C-1500 full-size fleetside shortbed. I would call the S & P header's "mid-length". They are neither shorties or long-tube. I ordered them with the optional thermal silver coating, which keeps the engine compartment temperatures down & look great. I paid $495.00... They come with the collectors & gaskets also. The G-body cars were, I believe, the 80's Monte Carlo, etc... Hope this helps. Gar
