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Metallic Ceramic Coated Long Tube Headers 1964-1989 Small Block Chevy Passenger Car (265-400 c.i.)
555-300100








Items You Need
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Small Block Chevy
Fits: (all with 265-400 c.i.)
- 1967-1981 Camaro (will not fit 67-69 Camaro with A/C)
- 1964-1977 Chevelle/Malibu/El Camino
- 1970-1977 Monte Carlo
- 1968-1979 Chevy II/Nova
- 1965-1989 BelAir/Biscayne/Caprice/Impala/Wagon
- D-port heads including ZZ4 Crate Engine
- Most angle-plug heads including factory Chevy "Bow-Tie" heads
Automatic | Manual | |||||
A/C | P/B | P/S | Column | Floor | Column | Floor |
Y | Y | Y | Y | Y | N | Y |
300100 Notes:
- Additional vehicle modifications may be required for fitment
- Vehicles with locking steering columns require linkage removal
Specifications:
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Will these mount on 1969 Camaro with 302 cu. in. motor and powersteering.
How will these fit a 71 Chevelle with a chevy zz5 crate engine with D port angle plug heads
Will these work on a 74 corvette with auto transmission, small block.
Do these headers work with angle plugs?
should there be any problems installing on an 86 El Camino with a stock 305, auto and A/C?
Will these fit edlbrock e street heads
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