World's oldest liveing set of Grotyohann headers?

Does anyone still run these headers? At the time these were the only true longtube headers on the market and were a royal pain for most to get. Many crazy long wait times (many months). I got lucky and Cartek had a set in stock and I had them in 3 days. Installed them in 4/00 and made 28rwhp with an off-road y-pipe. I know many folks that have them rust and fall apart after a few years, but somehow these have stayed together for almost 8 years now. The do leak some and I had 3 bolt flanges added, but over all they have held together pretty well.
Just wondering if these headers are still out there?
Last edited by 1madss; Apr 18, 2010 at 12:29 PM. Reason: title spelling correction
only a little rust where the 1 pipe scraped passenger side, only reason for removal, is plans have changed on the car.
Ryan
Glad to see you are still around. I still have mine, not as old as yours. Thinking of doing a bigger motor so I just bought a set of 1 7/8 AR headers. One of the emission fittings fell off but basically they are in pretty good shape. I remember when you told me dug a hole in your front yard to get your headers in.
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Tim

Ahh, Bradenton. I do truly miss that place. Even Sunshine was a lot of fun. Funny that those SI times are not even good enough to get on the list these days, but at least I was the first M6 to do it ( like that matters
Bill and Tim, good to hear from FL folks. Hope things are going well.

Driver side

A lot of rust around the collectors

The passenger side was worse. Here it is after some wire wheel and rust remover. Still pretty ugly.

I spun a bearing in my stock shortblock last year and I am in the process of swapping in a 402. I thought I would take a couple of pics while they were out.
At this stage I'm not sure if they really qualify as "living" or not




