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polevault1977 05-25-2003 06:07 PM

Vortec spark plug wire brackets question
 
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Hi All,

I was just starting to lay out my spark plug wires. I have vortec heads with sanderson headers. Vortec heads have two threaded holes for brackets to hold wire separators. Anyone have this set-up? If so I would like to see a pic or two. And who makes these brackets other than the GM ones. Any info appreciated.

Danny

PS I'll attach a pic

tommie 05-26-2003 12:11 AM

where did you get those headers from?

how much are they?

look nice.

sorry, i have no answer for your question?

polevault1977 05-26-2003 10:53 AM

They are sanderson headers from early classic enterprises. I think they were either 339 or 349. They fit well and are well made. I like the .375 flange. Danny

polevault1977 05-26-2003 09:57 PM

I found some brackets that I cut off and rebent to support the wires. Danny

Blue68 05-27-2003 02:58 PM

How about this? Don't remember the manufacturer.

http://r.landrum.home.attbi.com/wsb/...5/site1008.jpg

I'll try to find out.

polevault1977 05-27-2003 10:57 PM

Hey Blue68,

Those look very nice, but I'm not sure i could use them with the valve covers i have. They have countersunk bolt heads. I had to get some a little bigger to cover the roller rockers i put on. You are not to far from me. I'm just across the river in OK. We hit the lewisville area a lot, or at least when we have a little extra change-not laterly btw!! Danny

Piston 05-27-2003 11:23 PM

Those look like factory brackets to me (first pic). They are simply a metal tab with a 90 degree bend and a 2 or 3 wire holder clip that slides on top of it. the 4 wire holder just clips on the wires and doesnt mount to anything.
GM still sells them, check for a 75 chevy 350 wire holder (I think). I know there are other years but that one comes to mind.

Have you thought of running the wires underneath? I'm running Hooker competition headers w/ceramic coat and I didnt want to clutter things up with wires so I ran them under the headers, next to the block. Sure makes for a clean install too!

Piston 05-27-2003 11:26 PM

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Blue68 05-27-2003 11:29 PM

You may want to take a look at these then. Got to the bottom of the page. It kind of depends on your heads, headers and bolt holes available.

http://www.made4uproducts.com/centerbolt_kits.htm

Update...Mine are R & M Specialties. Don't know if they exist anymore or not, but I got them from Sallee-Chevrolet. Similar ones can be seen on this page, just scroll down a bit to see a good pic. There are a lot of big photos so be patient.

http://www.sallee-chevrolet.com/Chev...remepics2.html

And the other kind can be seen here

http://www.sallee-chevrolet.com/Photos/zz430pics.html

Piston 05-27-2003 11:35 PM

dam that bowtie one is kick arse. Never seen anything like that before!

polevault1977 05-31-2003 02:39 PM

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Hey Garrett and Blue68,

Thanks for the great links and info. I bought some cheapos and cut them off and installed them before I got your info. Enclosed is a pic of them. I not pleased with them, so I'm gonna back up and try some of the ideas you put me on. I would like to run them under my headers, but not sure about supporting them. That sure looks better. Btw those of a couple of great looking engines you have. Hey, also I'll attach a progress pic. Thanks,

Danny

polevault1977 05-31-2003 02:41 PM

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Oops! Engine pic didn't fly!! Danny


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