Originally Posted by greenz71
(Post 4323408)
Thanks for the info, I think I have the answer to my question.:eek2::cheers:
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Now that I know these are 1 5/8" headers, time for me to upgrade. I always ASSUMED they were 1 3/4" primaries. Now I have the truth. Time to hunt down a set of 1 7/8" headers. I'm calling stainless works in the morning to see how their 1 7/8" headers are coming along.
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Originally Posted by waterdog
(Post 4323014)
Thanks SnakeOiler, looks good. What did you use for the strap, looks like stainless.
Originally Posted by hirdlej
(Post 4323104)
Yah, that's a picture I found long long ago but I always saved it to help people out. I couldn't give credit where credit was due since I had no idea whos pic it was. :)
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I have no idea what that webpage is trying to say, cause primary tube sizes have always been called out in i.d. of the tube, not o.d. Hell, they're even trying to say to use 1-1/2"(!!!!) primaries for a 300hp 350.
Think about it. How do you have a constant measuring stick across the spectrum of various header manufacturers if everyone uses a different thickness material for their tubing. Sure two companies may have the same o.d. of 1-3/4" but if the material thickness is different between them, then the i.d. will be different and the subsequent performance between them if used on the same engine will be varied. Long story short, primary tube sizing is supposed to be the i.d. of the tube. |
That what I would think also.
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so are these fake cats and straight thru, or is there somthing in there. cant find an answer?
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dummy cats
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Originally Posted by skolman91
(Post 4331848)
so are these fake cats and straight thru, or is there somthing in there. cant find an answer?
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yea thanks guys, i found it with some more searching. got another question tho, anybody happen to have these with aftermarket wires? ive got some taylors and i know there longer, just dont rem how much longer and wondered if maybe long enough to go over the hump on #5 instead of having to make straps..?
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It looks like they'd have to be quite a bit longer to go over the topside of that pipe.
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