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Painted Long Tube Headers for Pontiac 326-455
555-30065







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Pontiac
Automatic | Standard | ||
Column | Floor | Column | Floor |
No | Yes | No | Yes |
Specifications:
Will these headers fit a 1966 Tempest/Lemans with a 1977 transam 400 cid and turbo 400 transmission without modifications? Part # is 555-30065.
Will these fit a 1966 pontiac tempest custom with a 1967 428cid/ 400 turbo, floor shift. PS, manual brakes
Will these fit a 76 Olds Cutlass with Pontiac 350 engine? No Modifications to car or Headers?
Will these headers bolt up to an Oldsmobile 350? I was looking at a flow tech set for my 69 cutlass motor that said it also fit a 77-81 Pontiac firebird.
I have a 72' chevelle with a pontiac 400 engine about to be installed, well these headers fit well with the chevelle frame with no issues? Or do you recommend different headers that well work with the 72' chevelle?
Will these headers fit my 79 Trans Am with a 403ci motor with no modifications ? If any modifications what kind of modifications will it take to mount these headers on my Trans Am 79
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