Patriot Exhaust GM Specific Fit Headers 1955-1982 Corvette
737-H8025-B
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GM Specific Fit Headers
- 1955-1982 Corvette
- 1955-1957 Passenger Car/Wagon/Nomad
- Will not fit angle plug heads.
- Shorter design for maximum ground clearance on cars lowered up to 4''.
- Does not fit with kickout aftermarket starters.
- Will not fit 168 tooth flywheels.
- Fits stock or 605 steering boxes, aftermarket side engine mounts and rear trans cross member. (Passenger Car/Wagon/Nomad Only)
- Check motor mount position before Ordering. (Passenger Car/Wagon/Nomad Only)
- Will not fit if engine is located more than 3/4'' forward for HEI firewall clearance. Fits with Total Cost Involved engine mount kit PN 725-7005-80. (Passenger Car/Wagon/Nomad Only)
| Automatic | Manual | |||||
| A/C | P/B | P/S | Column | Floor | Column | Floor |
| Y | Y | Y | Y | Y | N | N |
Specifications:
Looking at the patriot h8025 header for my 1957 chev 150 350 Gen1 Everything says will fit application ,605 steering conversion,side mounts,etc. States round ports, engine has square ports Will They work? Thanks in advace Ray
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