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12-29-2005, 02:23 PM | #1 |
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anyone run thorley headers? Looking at running them on my 68 c10. The headers I have now are dented in to clear the frame on the passenger side. I dont want to have to do this to my new headers. So If you are running them pics would be good or just let me know how the clearence is. Also how does the finish hold up?
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DOUG THORLY TRI-Y HEADERS ARE MY ABSOLUTE FAVORITES. THEY'RE WELL MADE & FIT GREAT. MY SECOND CHOICE IS HOOKER SUPER COMP.s , BUT I THINK YOU WILL LIKE THORLY HEADERS. THE ONLY BAD THING I CAN SAY ABOUT THEM IS THEY ARE KINDA SPENDY. JOHN
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Hey john you would not happen to have any pics of them on a 68 or 69 would you?
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Nope... Sorry... But No Fitment Issues & They Didn't Hang Too Low. I Put Them On A 71 With A Sbc. I Surely Wouldn't Hesitate To Buy A Set For Any Of My Projects. Matter Of Fact.. Doug Thorly Or Hooker Super Comps Are The Only Headers I Would Consider. John
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Hey john as for hanging low I have hedman plain jane headers now will they hang lower or about the same would you say?
Thanks for your help john
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I HAVE NO IDEA ABOUT HEDMAN HEADERS. I HAVE A SET ON MY 82 4X4 BUT THEY WERE PUT ON THERE BY THE P.O. JOHN
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I have HEDMAN "ELITE" HEADERS, perfect fit, finish, and a good price
Plus mine are the new style, they are almost 6" shorter than long ones
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Are those elites the ones with the ball socket flanges? I dont really want to have to weld on new reducers.
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vs. flange is 10-1, 10 flange headers leaking for every one ball flange
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The Hedman elites that I looked at for my 70 did have the ball flanges.
Could anyone comment if the tri-y's really help low end torque and especially gas mileage. Seems to me they would act more like a short header than a long.
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what size reducers came with the elites?
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2.5 or 3, I'll have to go out and measure them after awhile for you
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no biggie I am also running 2.5 so if they work ok with yours they should with mine. So all I will have to do with the ball socket is cut and weld on there reducer with the socket on it right?
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I believe so, there are lots of pic's on my siggy link, even pic's from the muffler shop work, if you need more pic's just let me know, I'll take em.
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Some one told me the thorley headers would blue? Since they are made of nickel and chrome. Can anyone comment on this? Will be used on a daily driver.
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