Straight 6 Headers

[chris1htx]

So I've been doing a little research and I cannot seem to find straight 6 headers for my 84 c10. Does anyone know who makes them without having them custom made? i know it's only a 4.1 but i want to make it sound mean

[Straight six]

They have headman headers there ok. I use Stovebolt cast iron headers there great. You can get then from a guy named Tom Landon at stovebolts. He sells all kind of goodies for our motors. 1-586-739-9601
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[chris1htx]

How much you pay for the stove bolt headers?
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[geezer#99]

If you have an integral head like in this link you won't find any headers for it.
http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=563859

[Straight six]

About 300 bucks
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[Oldriginal86]

I bought a 4cylinder Jeep header years ago from Clifford Research. Looked them up on the web, now they are called Clifford Performance. They have headers and intake manifolds for 6 cyl. engines. They aren't cheap, but the stuff was nice.
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[chris1htx]

Luckily it's not an integral head! You guys got any pics of the set up?
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[geezer#99]

Look here!
http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=276823

[Straight six]

Here's mine during install.
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[Straight six]

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[kjc292]

straightsix you have sweet looking engine. you are lucky though chris, integral heads are garbage. google 6=8 or tom langdon. clifford and offenhauser make great stuff. also mention above was stovebolt. 6=8 is expensive...

[chris1htx]

straight six that is a nice 6 you got there. a lot cleaner than what mine looks like haha.

i never heard of offenhauser before

[Straight six]

It's taken over two years to save and buy parts and what not.this is what she used to look like
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[undr8ed]

Clifford did make headers (mid length) for 75+ integrated head motors. I know, I have them on my 76. You will be VERY close to the linkages on a column manual, but it IS doable.

Problem will be, finding a pair... Good news is, since really nobody else will be looking for them, if you find them, they're normally not too badly priced, lol

[kjc292]

I think integrated heads for chevys came out after 75. i have a 78 without integrated. it wasnt until the 80's they came out with that. which led to the v-6. they carried on the inline 6 in mexico for a while but that fell off too. to bad they never introduced an fuel injected inline for chevy with a cross flow... i wonder if it can be done with a work of a great machinist.