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Subject: Re: need headers for 68 camaro

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Dan Lemons

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Date Posted: 08:58:28 12/05/01 Wed
In reply to: will 's message, "need headers for 68 camaro" on 20:04:59 12/04/01 Tue

>stock frame,stock manual steering.3300lb with me,32x16
>slicks ,ladder bar car ,no spray,short deck,565cid big
>chief by reher and morrison 1000 hp.what size header
>do you recommend?how long would it take to get the
>headers from you?
>thanks

Hi Will, thanks for the e-mail. Reher Morrison will some times recommend a header size when they build the engine since they know what they have done with cam specs, head work etc. When the car is normally aspirated on a big tire you need to be a little cautious, not to go too large with pipe size and start to loose torque. Depending on how hard you're leaving, if you are useing an exhaust system etc.
You should be able to use a 2 3/8" tube with a 4" collector or a step header 2 1/4" stepped to 2 3/8" with a 4" or
4 1/2" collector. Our lead time is 4 weeks and cost is $850.00. At the first of the year the cost will be $900.00.
Thanks again, Dan Lemons.

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