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Old Dec 17, 2005 | 06:27 PM
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I have vic jr. race headers that are 1-3/4 to 1-7/8 step. What do you all think of these headers? I really haven't heard much about them.
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just had them installed on my car very nice no rust after about 2 months the only sugestion i can make is to put rtv around the four primary tubes before sliding the collecter on. other then that very happy with mine
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They look like a fine set of headers. On the top of my list if I do another F-bod project.
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Old Dec 18, 2005 | 09:43 AM
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Just got a set for mine. Now I just need a motor and heads.
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Ok so I haven't heard anything bad about them....I seen a link on here talking about them being over kill but I guess no one has heard any bad...thanks for the input
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I got em with my new 408 setup. Unbeatable for the price, but I wouldn't get em without a big cube setup, just overkill with anything less than a 402.
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I got em with my new 408 setup. Unbeatable for the price, but I wouldn't get em without a big cube setup, just overkill with anything less than a 402.
... or perhaps a heads/cam 346.
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Im gonna get a set. I cant decide between the welded headers or the slip on ones. Does the slip on collector leak at all? How hard is it to get them on?
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I've read nothing but good things about the slip-ons. You could always have them welded up locally if you're worried about them leaking, but I read one user of the slip fits who has them on unwelded and they haven't leaked.
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Yeah, I havent heard anyone complaining of leaks either. Supposedly the dynatech headers leaked terrible though. Thats where my concern comes from.
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they are going to go on my stock bolt- on motor but I already have a h/c set-up, just need to find someone to put it one for me.
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i am looking into them as well. don't you have to weld in your 02 bungs on the slip on ones though.
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i am looking into them as well. don't you have to weld in your 02 bungs on the slip on ones though.
not to change the subject but I just wanted to compliment you car.....envy that look...

these headers are hard to beat for the deal...I already have mine but I haven't put them on yet. I bought mine of e-bay for $350.00. Everything came with it. It has the slip on collector but I am going to have them welded.
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https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthrea...lbrock+stepped

Link to thread I posted a few weeks ago. Slip merges need O2 bosses installed.
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i have to disagree that they are overkill for a stock cubed moter #1 it cant be overkill for the price because who knows when you might be upgrading to a bigger motor. #2 they are great for a h/c or cam/big shot setup.

i had my collecters welded on but it was impossible to weld all the way around the tubes because they touch they dont leak much at all just wish i would have put some rtv in them before i had them welded for reassurance
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they make good power, and the step will effect the band up top a smidgenbut wont hurt the low end because of how far the 1 3/4"pipes go
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Originally Posted by styles2769
not to change the subject but I just wanted to compliment you car.....envy that look...

these headers are hard to beat for the deal...I already have mine but I haven't put them on yet. I bought mine of e-bay for $350.00. Everything came with it. It has the slip on collector but I am going to have them welded.
thanks man, i am changing the look a little over the winter but it will still look just as good.

i think i am going to get the fully welded headers. i just hope they don't have the problems with the air tubes blowing off like the hookers do. so is there just one y pipe that fits all i guess. thanks for all the info guys.
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