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03-16-2007 01:27 PM #1
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Headers on a G-body
Does anyone make full length headers for a SBC in a G-body that fit all the tubes inside the frame and aren't above $500. My Caballero (GMC's version of a El Camino) has Hooker or Headman SuperComps on it now and they have one tube on each side that is slip fit around the outside of the frame and I want to run bigger tires on the front and the old ones hit the tubes in a full turn already so I have a problem. I didn't know if I could just buy some headers for a truck around that year and just heat and bend the tubes so that they fit? It might be more of a task then it's worth.
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03-17-2007 05:23 AM #2
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I bought cyclone headers for my 79 malibu,they fit fine. Hank
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03-17-2007 03:41 PM #3
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The reason your Hedman headers are like that, is because they are equal length.........which means more power...You can buy cheaper headers, not equal length........less power...Your choice.
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03-17-2007 04:16 PM #4
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If you try to heat and bend header tubing, you'll ruin the headers.Jack
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