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Old 02-21-2023, 05:16 PM   #1
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Re: Cast header question

Thanks all for the info; very helpful. mr48 I saw those dimensions but I was trying to get a better idea of the fit up near the bends which isn't given in those diagrams. Width looks narrower but hard to tell.

youngrodder it looks like it's still a squeeze but you've made it work, beautifully too I should add. Hooker 8501 HKR?

62c30 are those the Patriot H8097 headers? Pic looks like it's tighter to the block than the Hooker. Does anyone know if the Patriot is a copy of the Hooker? By pics online they look the same.

62c30 can you get a dimension of the distance perpendicular from the head surface as marked in red in the pic below? It would really help the thought process of my old small brain.
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Old 02-22-2023, 10:25 AM   #2
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Re: Cast header question

[QUOTE=51 3600;9180624]Thanks all for the info; very helpful. mr48 I saw those dimensions but I was trying to get a better idea of the fit up near the bends which isn't given in those diagrams. Width looks narrower but hard to tell.

youngrodder it looks like it's still a squeeze but you've made it work, beautifully too I should add. Hooker 8501 HKR? - Thank you. If it ain't tight, it ain't right...ha ha .Yes, they were the uncoated version. I sent them to a local powder coater and had them thermal powder coated in a titanium color. I highly recommend. I had a leaking valve cover leak oil on them while they were hot. Once it cooled the baked on oil came off with Simple Green and a Scotchbrite pad (I was amazed at how they came back).

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Sorry for the delay, I keep the frame over at my parents house.
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Old 02-24-2023, 11:41 AM   #4
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Perfect. Thanks 62c30. Those headers will give me 1”+ more space than I have now. Gonna place an order with Summit today.
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