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What headers will fit?
What all headers will fit my '84 w/ a 350ci? I'm looking for some under $500. I want the ceramic coating, and 3" collectors. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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check ebay, I just found a set of hedman headers with the high temp coating. $260 shipped to my house. will be installing on tuesday
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My brother has hedman shorties on his '55 belair and says they have a different port shape from other headers so you have to buy their gaskets and they only make paper which blow out easy. Is it true that camaro or nova headers will work?
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you bet chevelle, camaro monte carlo headers will fit. I have coated hedman car headers on mine. If you sit low, they are great for gound clearance. They will also fit 67-72 pickups also. here is a picture, hope it helps!
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which ever brand you choose, be sure to get them with 3/8 flanges. i have long tube hedmans with 1/4 flanges and blowing header gaskets like a madman. i've tried everything short of changing them out...just my 2 cents.........
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you got it. if you look at the picture of mine under the hood, you can see that where the header goes past the frame. well the collector is right there. they basically go back at a 45 degree angle and stop before turning to go under the truck. A good exhaust guy can tuck the head pipes right up against the floor.
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I run 3/4 lengthe Chevelle headers. The work great. The passenger side is a little close to the starter.
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Thanks, I appreciate all the help. I would like to tuck them closer to the floor cause I plan on lowering it 3/5. I think I might try chevelle headers.
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how about some part numbers guys.
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thanks. anything off of a chevelle, monte carlo, camaro may work?jegs makes some ceramic coated ones that look pretty good and are only like 220 bucks. what do you guys think?
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My buddy just bought some "house brand" headers from either Summit or Jegs (can't remember which). They were full length and were advertised as fitting his truck. The idea was to run header-mount glass packs with turn-downs on the end of the muffler.
Well, the headers did physically fit the truck, but the outlet of the headers aimed the mufflers down at a rearward angle which would have made the glass packs dangle real low to the ground. Whats worse is the passenger side glass pack would have rattled against the tranny crossmember, and the driver side wouldn't go on at all because the header outlet was aimed directly at the crossmember. There was also issues with the Edelbrock intake/carb combo that was advertised as having everything you need, but didn't, but that's a story for another time. My question is- does anyone make a full length header where the outlet aims the exhaust parallel with the floor, and maybe be up enough that the exhaust would run above the crossmember? My buddy ended up making his own exhaust, but when I do mine, I want to use header mount glass packs with turndowns right before the rear axle- it sounded great that way on my old Nova. |
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due to the cross member they are hard to find unless you modify the cross member but the hedmens work the best
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I started with hight temp coated headdman's (not ceramic) they turned color and dulled while storing them on the motor/frame (out in the moisture). Plus the longtubes hung way low on my 68 2wd.
I switched over to Sanderson Ceramic coated mid lengths from ECE and LOVE them. Fit great and look great. Highly recommended and the were under 500.00 |
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