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Metallic Ceramic Coated Long Tube Headers for 1964-1981 Pontiac Passenger Car [326-455 ci]
555-300121
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JEGS 555-300121 Metallic Ceramic Coated Long Tube Headers Features:
- Ceramic coated finish for great looks and long life
- Includes gaskets, reducers, and hardware to complete your project
JEGS 555-300121 Metallic Ceramic Coated Long Tube Headers Note:
- Some factory heads do not have end bolt holes and should be drilled and tapped to assure proper sealing
JEGS 555-300121 Metallic Ceramic Coated Long Tube Headers Fits:
- 1970-1981 Pontiac Firebird, Trans Am
- 1964-1975 Pontiac GTO, Le Mans, Grand Am
| Automatic | Manual | |||||
| A/C | P/B | P/S | Column | Floor | Column | Floor |
| Y | Y | Y | N | Y | N | Y |
Specifications:
Will this fit my 1973 Firebird Formula 400 with the 400 4x heads?
Hi will these fit a 66 gto with standard d port heads
Will these headers fit a Pontiac 455 with Edlebrock heads?
Will this fit a 1970 Lemans Sport?
Will this fit 77 Trans Am 400 6.6 w72
Do these headers interfere with the oil filter on a 1976 firebird with a 400 pontiac engine.? Can the oil filter be removed normally ?
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