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Curious to what's available for Hemi headers in an 67 A body. TTI i know, but anything else out there custom or not.
Gen 2 or Gen 3 Hemi?Curious to what's available for Hemi headers in an 67 A body. TTI i know, but anything else out there custom or not.
other than cost?What's wrong with TTI?
Not that there is something wrong with TTI, But curious if there may be something easier to install, maybe like a slip tube header. Would there possibly be someone custom making these that I'm unaware of? This is for a 572 gen2 Hemi using Stage V heads.What's wrong with TTI?
I have a set of 2.125" TTI headers on my car. The car I picked them up with cost less than the headers, true story.other than cost?
Yeah, about $1200 for the TTI.I have a set of 2.125" TTI headers on my car. The car I picked them up with cost less than the headers, true story.
Yeah, about $1200 for the TTI.
Yea, but how much are custom hand built headers. And you have to transport your car to that person. Not a guy for that on every street corner.
When I put the HEMI in my car the first time I had an original set of 68 headers. They worked OK but for the street I found even with heavier torsion bars that they would hang down low enough to rub on the pavement on bumps. So I pulled them off and went with the cast manifolds. And another thing I wasn’t crazy about was the header leaks. I realize that they may perform better than manifolds but for running on the street, manifolds work greatI have a set of originals for my next build.
Doesn't TTI make a set of hemi headers for darts that have Al Devoric (spelling?), K frames?
yes, i forget that as i always make my own if they're expensive to buy.Yea, but how much are custom hand built headers. And you have to transport your car to that person. Not a guy for that on every street corner.
Quality headers, Quality gaskets and Stage 8 fasteners.....no leaks.When I put the HEMI in my car the first time I had an original set of 68 headers. They worked OK but for the street I found even with heavier torsion bars that they would hang down low enough to rub on the pavement on bumps. So I pulled them off and went with the cast manifolds. And another thing I wasn’t crazy about was the header leaks. I realize that they may perform better than manifolds but for running on the street, manifolds work great
Thank you for that. The 2 1/4 are real hard to fit. The TTI come coated with Flanges as well. Those look like nice race headers though.I know a guy with a set of Hooker 5481HKR New in the box... PM me if interested & I can try to get more info..
Hooker Headers 5481HKR Hooker Super Competition Adjustable Race Headers | Summit Racing
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i always add a light smear of silicon sealer either side of the gaskets too, it squeezes round the bolt threads and seems (so far, several sets on various v8's later) to stop them loosening.
That may very well be the way it is today with way better parts supply than I had in 1982 when I put in my first HEMI in A body. I’m sure there are headers that I could use today for the car. But for our use what’s the point