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Painted Shorty Headers for 1978-1991 GM Passenger Cars [Small Block Chevy 305-350 ci]
555-30053
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Small Block Chevy
JEGS 555-30053 Painted Shorty Headers Features:
- Requires head pipe fabrication to Y-pipe
- Includes O2 fittings
- Will not fit with A.I.R. pump
- Will not fit angle plug heads
- Will not fit vehicles originally equipped with any engine other than Small Block Chevy
- Works with A/C
| Automatic | Standard | ||
| Column | Floor | Column | Floor |
| No | Yes | No | Yes |
Specifications:
WILL THESE HEADERS FIT MY 75 BUICK LESABRE CUSTOM 5,7L 350
Will they fit a 1989 chevy silverado 350 sb
Will this fit my 1975 Oldsmobile cutlass 350 olds motor?
Will these fit my 1989 chevy 1500 suburban
Will these headers fit on my 87 L98 firebird? And If so will these headers bolt up to the factory Y-pipe?
I have a 1968 chev C-10 trk will these headers fit and most of all how easy are the plugs accessed
Will this fit a 5L 305 in a 1978 cutlass supreme?
Will it fit in a 87 caprice
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