70-79 pontia TA headers on 96 LT1
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ok so I founded a good deal on some coated headers but i want to know if the will fit in my Camaro I used Google but no luck.
can sombody help a knoob thanks
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While SBC headers may match up to the heads, like you said they won't fit the bay or body.
OP, LT1 F Body specific headers are the only things that will fit.
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Technically wrong, the older T/A's had Pontiac specific blocks, not SBCs. However I don't know if they had a similar design to SBCs or not.
While SBC headers may match up to the heads, like you said they won't fit the bay or body.
OP, LT1 F Body specific headers are the only things that will fit.
While SBC headers may match up to the heads, like you said they won't fit the bay or body.
OP, LT1 F Body specific headers are the only things that will fit.
The Pontiac engine had "siamesed" center exhaust ports, simlar to an SBC, but I think the port spacing is different. More importantly, the Pontiac heads are cast with the exhaust ports having more downward angle than the SBC heads, so even if the flanges would bolt up, the headers wouldn't remotely fit in the chassis...