Chevy II Ls1 pics!
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Pictures were sent, check your spam. I sent them from my work acct.
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Pictures were sent, check your spam. I sent them from my work acct.
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You were right, it was in the spam lol... Thanks so much the pics look good. I think I am going to go with these coated for $500+. Btw, do you know what size primaries are these... 1 3/4???
I really wanted to get the lemon headers, but $1,200 and they are not stainless or not even coated!
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I think they are 1 7/8 primaries, but please dont quote on me that. They are the absolute best bang for your buck when you are dealing with our specific application. Coated long tubes for $550 is a deal in my opinion.
If you have the means please post the pictures for everyone to see.
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If you have the means please post the pictures for everyone to see.
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I think they are 1 7/8 primaries, but please dont quote on me that. They are the absolute best bang for your buck when you are dealing with our specific application. Coated long tubes for $550 is a deal in my opinion.
If you have the means please post the pictures for everyone to see.
-Jamin
If you have the means please post the pictures for everyone to see.
-Jamin
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those headers look nice, but they do look awfully short, maybe in the 20-25 inch lenght for the tubes with very short collectors. I know we are hurting for headers with our application, but I would really recommend making your own.
SOme of us have made ours, mine are 30-36" on the tubes with a 9" collector. Collector comes to about the end of the trans pan. JMHO.
SOme of us have made ours, mine are 30-36" on the tubes with a 9" collector. Collector comes to about the end of the trans pan. JMHO.
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SSDuane has a good point and that is something I overlooked. I am still going with these headers because of their ease of use. I think with the time and proper attitude someone can make a set of headers which are equally as nice and would function better. I think these are the best due to the ease of using and not having to spend the time to make them.
All in all its a good deal from my perspective.
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All in all its a good deal from my perspective.
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I'm kinda pissed that these headers came out, because I literally bought the Hooker shorty headers 2 weeks ago because I wanted to have everything waiting for me when I got back from Iraq. Oh well, maybe I'll get them and send the others back or try to sell em. They look real nice though.