Hedman Hedman Hedders Standard Duty Uncoated Headers
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GM Trucks
- Without smog injection or injection heads.
- Modification to stock exhaust required to retain catalytic converter.
- Not legal for sale or use in California on pollution controlled motor vehicles.
- Must modify rotary A/C bracket
- Late model chassis. Engine offset to passenger side of vehicle.
- Elite replacement gasket #27520.
Specifications:
will these fit a 99 gmc k1500 350 vortec?
Will these headers fit my 92 Blazer 350 4wd
if the truck has stock o2 sensors, would there be bungs on the headers for it, or would i have to make some or could they just be bypassed?
What size does the reducer go down to?
I understand these will fit in the 93 K1500 Chevy Cheyenne, manual transmission, so there shouldn't be any clearance issues, however I have a 1976 SBC 400 in my truck, which of course didn't come stock in the truck, Will they fit the 400 engine?
I have a92 c1500 2wd. Will these fit for sure and what modification is needed to the rotary a/c bracket. Thanks alot
Would these headers fit on a 1994 2 door Yukon 4x4 SLE with a 350 TBI and 4x4 floor shifter?
Will these work on a 1995 Chevy K2500 4X4 with a 5 speed manual transmission?
Motor Vehicles
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Tools:
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Electrical Cords
WARNING: The wires of these products contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. Wash hands after handling.