Questions about how to modify headers.
i myself used pacesetters kinda worked better in the sence that the driverside points downwards. that helped the linkage work. if i had used the f-body the header would be right in the way. something else to look at.
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clint
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The finished product looked like a**. And just like he told me, he left a spot where he couldn't reach his welder, so now I have to go find someone to fill in the hole he left. This guy even butchered the H-pipe. He took the v(160* angle) pipe and twisted and bent it semi straight as the crossover. But I just paid the guy what I owed him, $48 bucks, since it was my fault for not making my directions perfectly clear(I drew a picture with measurements and descriptions in english). Well, thanks anyway guys for the help and advice.
is with tube # 4 cut off. re routing that one tube was super easy. i didnt use the f-body headers becuase they were used by my buddies low assp car and it was so dented i couldnt get it right, so i went with pace setters.
shows the header installed with #4 cut and the collector cut and rotated. it also shows that the collectors are perfectly strait (or there about which posed a problem with the shifter linkage. with pacesetter the factory bend downwards helped with that and i only had to trim abot an inch from the bottom of the rod not affecting anything)
shows that i dented the header a bit, and trimmed about 1/8 where the header was hitting the frame. the pace setters required more trimming of the frame, more denting of a couple of tubes, and the removal of the EGR tube. i wasnt going to run it anyway so.. plus it looks cleaner. if anyone asks, its a tahoe motor that doesnt come with egr.
in the end pace setter worked out ok.. i eneded up makeing a ORY thats pretty cool looking and functions like it should.
clint







