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Warship2k15 04-09-2019 02:20 PM

Hooker 2455 with column shifted automatic??
 
Will Hooker 2455HKR headers fit with the stock column shifted automatic.Truck is a 1972 c20 big block with thm400 transmission
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GASoline71 04-09-2019 03:50 PM

Re: Hooker 2455 with column shifted automatic??
 
Considering the application list is all cars... I'd say no.

But I know some cats run BBC headers designed for Chevelles or Camaros on these trucks that seem to fit okay.

Gary

Warship2k15 04-09-2019 06:44 PM

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Originally Posted by GASoline71 (Post 8503664)
Considering the application list is all cars... I'd say no.

But I know some cats run BBC headers designed for Chevelles or Camaros on these trucks that seem to fit okay.

Gary

I saw that some people were running the 2455 on the c10s but they hadn’t said if they had column or floor shifted and if it would work the same for a c20
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70STOVEBOLT 04-09-2019 08:02 PM

Re: Hooker 2455 with column shifted automatic??
 
Column shift frame mounted linkage will not clear Chevelle headers. You will have to go with a Lokar or similar linkage kit or a cable shift set up.

junkman 04-09-2019 10:27 PM

Re: Hooker 2455 with column shifted automatic??
 
As said above, they won't clear the frame mounted stock linkage. I went with the lokar setup and it works great. It makes for a super simple clean setup that honestly operates smoother than the factory stuff did. You may have to figure something out on your trans crossmember too. I had a tubular one that was mounted to the lower frame rail and the headers ran right into it. I ended up chopping it a little and flipping the mount and mounted it off the top frame rail. The headers do fit great, and now the exhaust is all tucked flush with the frame, nothing hanging down.

Warship2k15 04-10-2019 10:35 AM

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Originally Posted by 70STOVEBOLT (Post 8503793)
Column shift frame mounted linkage will not clear Chevelle headers. You will have to go with a Lokar or similar linkage kit or a cable shift set up.

Thanks for the answer.I now know which way I need to go!
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Warship2k15 04-10-2019 10:37 AM

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Originally Posted by junkman (Post 8503878)
As said above, they won't clear the frame mounted stock linkage. I went with the lokar setup and it works great. It makes for a super simple clean setup that honestly operates smoother than the factory stuff did. You may have to figure something out on your trans crossmember too. I had a tubular one that was mounted to the lower frame rail and the headers ran right into it. I ended up chopping it a little and flipping the mount and mounted it off the top frame rail. The headers do fit great, and now the exhaust is all tucked flush with the frame, nothing hanging down.

Thanks for the response.lokar it is then!
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