SB Stainless Headers Cheap - would they work?

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BillGrissom

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I know a long shot, but look at these stainless headers on ebay for $155 max, might even go at the $125 starting price:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/e...0187035879&viewitem=&sspagename=STRK:MEWAX:IT

I know the odds of clearing the steering and torsion bars in my early A are very poor, and maybe not even the inner fenders. Still if they could be made to fit with some bending and hammering, a great deal.

At least they would clear a mini-starter since that is the same place (I think) and the Magnum trannys are bigger (maybe not at the bell-housing). Also, Magnum trans to engine braces may be different.
 
I know a long shot, but look at these stainless headers on ebay for $155 max, might even go at the $125 starting price:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/e...0187035879&viewitem=&sspagename=STRK:MEWAX:IT

I know the odds of clearing the steering and torsion bars in my early A are very poor, and maybe not even the inner fenders. Still if they could be made to fit with some bending and hammering, a great deal.

At least they would clear a mini-starter since that is the same place (I think) and the Magnum trannys are bigger (maybe not at the bell-housing). Also, Magnum trans to engine braces may be different.

Been in your shoes 6 months ago. I thought this was an incredible deal and was willing to frig and chisel to get them in. The bad news is that without major pipe reconstruction on at least one of the pipes or removing part of the shock tower it is a no go. If you have tools and fabricating skills I would say go for it!
 
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