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Subject: Re: Info on Headers

Author:
Robert Steelman

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Date Posted: 16:24:51 07/18/01 Wed
In reply to: Dan Lemons 's message, "Re: Info on Headers" on 18:05:34 07/17/01 Tue

>Dan i saw your ad in ND I live in St. Louis and i am in the prosese of putting a 427 Chevy in a 85 Mustang GT It will be a race only car have you built headers for this application It isa back half car with a stock front it will get a tubular k member Please let me know I am very interested in you headers Thanks Robert Steelman 314 344 2926 >78 Malibu tall deck 540 with brodix -2x heads For
>>street driving with Collector Flanges. 750hp on gas
>>1200 on nos. Price on regular and stepped.
> Hi Chad, thanks for the e-mail. We do make a header
>for your car. The motor needs to be in the stock
>location because it has 1 tube around the frame on
>each side. I would want to know about the oil pan dia.
>on the passenger side. Need a little more info to
>determine tube and collector size, like tire size, car
>weight, trans, converter stall. If this is for street
>cruz'in only probably 2 1/4" with 4" collectors, if
>you want a little more maybe 2 1/4" to 2 3/8" step
>with 4 1/2" collectors. We don't use flanges on our
>collectors, for exhaust systems we use a slip on type
>reducer held on with tabs and bolts. We hand make each
>header with 3/8" flanges, TIG welded, merge type
>collectors with transition cone inside and would add
>the .400 for your tall deck and .600 for your Brodix
>heads. Give me a call when you have time at
>805-239-8998. Thanks again Dan Lemons.
>
>PS. Sorry Chad I forgot price on the first reply. We
>charge $850.00 for all our headers, any tube size,
>stepped or not. Our current turn around time is 2 1/2
>to 3 weeks. Thanks Dan.

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Subject	Author	Date
headers	brian omatsu	21:46:32 07/27/01 Fri
Re: headers -- Dan Lemons, 07:01:46 07/31/01 Tue Re: headers -- Brian Omatsu, 23:09:29 07/31/01 Tue