Hooker Headers 2457-1 Competition Headers 396-502 Chevy Big Block V8
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Chevy/GM Car Chevy Big Block
- Complete exhaust systems can be fabricated using Hooker Mufflers.
- 67-69 Camaro, 68-75 Nova must use original dimension Big Block frame stands and motor mounts.
- Power Steering - Yes
- Power Brakes - Yes
- Air Conditioning - Yes
- Smog Pump - N/A
- Manual Column Shifter - Yes if equipped
- Manual Floor Shifter - Yes if equipped
- Automatic Column Shifter - Yes if equipped
- Automatic Floor Shifter - Yes if equipped
Port Shape: SAP
Emissions Compatibility: Not Street Legal Except Pre-1974
FAQ:
What is a competition header?
- A competition header, such as the Hooker 2457, is specifically designed for high-performance applications like the 1967 Camaro Big Block, 68 Camaro, and 69 Camaro BBC engines. It optimizes exhaust flow, enhancing engine power and performance on the track.
What is a good header?
- A good header, like Hooker Comp Headers, meets specific criteria: efficient exhaust scavenging, durable construction, precise fitment, and enhanced performance gains. Headers tailored for applications like 68 Camaro and 69 Camaro BBC engines exemplify quality.
Specifications:
what does the 27" represent , i know 2" is diameter
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