Hooker Headers Competition Headers 273-360 MOPAR Small Block V8
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MOPAR Car Small Block
    However, because the exhaust port centerline on these heads is 5/8" higher and 3/8" out
    from the engine centerline compared to stock heads, some header modifications will be
    required for installation. Spark plug locations require cutting header flanges for clearance.
Accessory Compatibility:
Transmission Compatibility:
Included Items Note: Bolts and Gaskets Included, Reducers required
Port Shape: SAP
Emissions Compatibility: Not Street Legal Except Pre-1974
Specifications:
Will these fit a 72 duster without pulling the motor?
Will these fit a 69 Dodge Dart with a 340
Will these fit my 75 scamp with 318
I just want too be 100% sure if these will fit. I have a 1972 duster with a 318. Gold duster addition it does Have power steering.. will this fit my duster ?
Will these headers fit a '72 Dart with 318 without changing out stock OEM starter to mini starter?
I have a 72 dart with a 360, will these headers give me fitment problems?
Says these are painted black, is this with high temp paint or can i expect them to peel right away? Looking to install these on my 67 "A" body Barracuda that i am putting a 340 in. thank you.
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