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dadsbrew · 10-23-2009, 09:31 AM

Special K, It is a lot of work to keep up with demand on whats hot and whats not...lol I can tell you that headers for a sbc in a 73-87 always fit..without fail on any transmission, Automatic (Any) or clutch (3 spd, 4spd, 5 spd) The 67-72 models....not so cut and dried they are a lot tighter fit. but I am working on it. If I thought there was a problem before I would have been all over it but Dana is the first to tell me he had issues and that was enough for me, in todays economy we can't afford to leave anyone out if we can help it as long as it doesnt waste our time and money. These year trucks are still on the hot list and I felt it necessary to fix this issue.
Thanks
Bruce

10-23-2009, 09:31 AM	#25
dadsbrew Registered User Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Federal Way, WA Posts: 53	Re: Just got new headers and don't fit!!! Special K, It is a lot of work to keep up with demand on whats hot and whats not...lol I can tell you that headers for a sbc in a 73-87 always fit..without fail on any transmission, Automatic (Any) or clutch (3 spd, 4spd, 5 spd) The 67-72 models....not so cut and dried they are a lot tighter fit. but I am working on it. If I thought there was a problem before I would have been all over it but Dana is the first to tell me he had issues and that was enough for me, in todays economy we can't afford to leave anyone out if we can help it as long as it doesnt waste our time and money. These year trucks are still on the hot list and I felt it necessary to fix this issue. Thanks Bruce __________________ 1970 K-10 400CID, to much cam--not enough compression Stan's Headers and a 4" lift / 1990 R1500 Suburban 4X4, 350CID with vortec heads, edlebrock intake, TBI, 10:1 compression and Stan's Headers "The probability of someone watching you is directly proportional to the stupidity of your actions"