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Pont · 04-28-2002, 02:06 PM

Impster, after I get done spending money on this project, and my 2wd project, I'll send you what I have left over (hehehehe).

GMCPaul, thanks for the good info. The way my truck is setup now, I have plenty of clearance on the drivers side for exhaust, however, the person who did the install of the BB in my truck before I bought it had notched the upper rail of the frame on the passenger side to clear the stock exhaust manifold. That is my major concern at this point. What your opinion on the shorty style header like for the Chevelle? Something half way between a full length header and a block hugger header. If I can get away with the half length headers, I would rather do that that run the block huggers.

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67 SWB 4x4 - 396 BB / SM420 4 spd
8" lift / 15x14 Welds & 35X14.5 SSR's
Grants Pass, OR

04-28-2002, 02:06 PM	#10
Pont I need another Barley Pop Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: Grants Pass, OR Posts: 1,629	Impster, after I get done spending money on this project, and my 2wd project, I'll send you what I have left over (hehehehe). GMCPaul, thanks for the good info. The way my truck is setup now, I have plenty of clearance on the drivers side for exhaust, however, the person who did the install of the BB in my truck before I bought it had notched the upper rail of the frame on the passenger side to clear the stock exhaust manifold. That is my major concern at this point. What your opinion on the shorty style header like for the Chevelle? Something half way between a full length header and a block hugger header. If I can get away with the half length headers, I would rather do that that run the block huggers. ------------------ 67 SWB 4x4 - 396 BB / SM420 4 spd 8" lift / 15x14 Welds & 35X14.5 SSR's Grants Pass, OR __________________ 67 Short Fleet 4x4 04 Honda CRF450R 89 Toyota 4-Runner 34 Ford 2 door sedan - Long term project ---------------------------------------------- There is a very fine line between "hobby" and "mental illness"