Hooker Headers 16526 Competition Exhaust System Header Back 1973-1974 GM 1/2, 3/4, 1-Ton Truck 4WD 265-400
520-16526
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Chevy/GM - 4WD Truck/SUV/Van
Hooker 16526 Competition Exhaust System Header Back Features:
- Hardware Included
- Mandrel Bent Tubing Eliminates Restrictions in Bends and Improves Exhaust Flow
- Reduces Backpressure
- Improves Engine Efficiency
- This dual exhaust system was designed to be used with Hooker Competition Headers - 520-2453. If the dual exhaust is being installed with any other headers modifications will be required. Hooker will not assume responsibility for fit or performance.
- All systems come without mufflers. Hooker recommends using the following mufflers with a 2.25" offset inlet/center outlet configuration:
Aero Chamber - 520-21501
Maximum Flow - 520-21601
Competition Turbo - 520-21005
Specifications:
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