Hooker Headers Competition Headers 383-440 MOPAR Big Block V8
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Mopar 383-440
Footnotes:
- Complete exhaust systems can be fabricated using Hooker Mufflers.
- Hooker headers for MOPAR 383-440 engines will bolt on the popular aftermarket B-S heads. 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. Custom header applications will be required to fit the B-1 heads because of angled spark plug location.
Accessory Compatibility: - Power Steering - Yes
- Power Brakes - Yes
- Air Conditioning - Yes
- Smog Pump - Requires modifications
Transmission Compatibility: - Manual Column Shifter - No
- Manual Floor Shifter - Yes
- Automatic Column Shifter - Yes
- Automatic Floor Shifter - No
Included Items Note: Bolts and Gaskets Included, Reducers required
Port Shape: SAP
Emissions Compatibility: Not Street Legal Except Pre-1974
Specifications:
Will these headers fit edelbrock performer rpm heads with angled spark plugs
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