Headers for 370
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Are the 1 3/4 headers the ones that are recommended for a LQ4 or 370 build that will be 350 to 450 horse?
Seems to be some choices out there. Not interested in coatings, will be just getting painted ones its a beater.
Pacesetter seems to be the cheapest brand at around 300 dollars.
Hooker seem be about a 150 more.
Most seem to be 16 gauge with the next step up in pipe if 1 7/8 going to 18 gauge.
Seems to be some choices out there. Not interested in coatings, will be just getting painted ones its a beater.
Pacesetter seems to be the cheapest brand at around 300 dollars.
Hooker seem be about a 150 more.
Most seem to be 16 gauge with the next step up in pipe if 1 7/8 going to 18 gauge.
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Ok. Thats a pretty good size pipe. I guess the LS stuff likes bigger pipes than say a high flowing aftermarket head on a sbc like a 383 or 406,. Most have 1 3/4 inch headers on them or custom build them.
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Hell alot of 370s benefit from 2" primaries when more directed to higher power setups
Most 6.2 header kits are 1 7/8
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I already have a LQ4 with a t56 and 4:56's.
I have a factory tach that turns orange at 5000 to 5500 and maxs out at 6000. That does meaning anything other than its my daily and rather not install a aftermarket tach or have a gas sucker.
I do have a set of Pacesetters already on the truck, but they are cracked and exhaust man feels they cant be fixed. Im not sure till we get them off.
They are 1 3/4" I think, they could be 1 7/8" Im not sure.
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