FS Thorley Tri Y Headers 310-Y-49
#1
Thorely 310Y-49 ..... no egr fittings
fit ...... 99-2008 GM NBS / Tahoe etcetc 4.8-5.3-6.0 2wd/4wd
Freshly glass blasted were on my 2004 2yrs excellent header for low end torque wont fit my 2010
$300.00 ship from zip 58271
Link http://dougthorleyheaders.com/products/productID/622
PM me for Pics .......
fit ...... 99-2008 GM NBS / Tahoe etcetc 4.8-5.3-6.0 2wd/4wd
Freshly glass blasted were on my 2004 2yrs excellent header for low end torque wont fit my 2010

$300.00 ship from zip 58271
Link http://dougthorleyheaders.com/products/productID/622
PM me for Pics .......
Last edited by CDN SS; Feb 9, 2011 at 08:25 PM.
#4
2009 and up driver side motor mount redesigned 310Y-49 header hits motor mount on 09 and up .......so will fit 2008 and earlier .check with Thorley for clarification
To be clear the -49 version has a flash nickel finish ...... the pic on Thorely site makes it look like ceramic ...... I glass blasted to clean them up no rust / pitting etc but no shiny finish
To be clear the -49 version has a flash nickel finish ...... the pic on Thorely site makes it look like ceramic ...... I glass blasted to clean them up no rust / pitting etc but no shiny finish
#5
I will get pics but not til wed ............. this header design is real strong til 4500 .........in my truck pulled even til 5500 but it was a stock truck for towing ...........if it a race truck with big cam and 6000rpm plus then not the right header .........
#6
Thanks!
GLWS
#7
These are good quality headers IMO. The set I put on my 03 truck went in fairly easily and have held up good to the weather (no rust). Oh and I spin my tsp 220 cam to 6500 with no problems and I haven't got a stall converter yet... Free bump
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#8
Thanks .....yes great quality .Thats why I bot another set for my 2010CC ....I agree really I doubt you would lose much over big tube header on a street ruck but I dont want to oversell .......they definitely move the max torque down lower than a typical 4 tube and most of us want max torque low to move our heavy trucks


