Patriot Exhaust 265-400 Small Block Header Chevy Engine on Ford Chassis
737-H8039
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GM Engine on Ford Chassis
- 1928-1948 Street Rod with Ford Chassis
- Tucks very close to engine.
- Will fit most angle plug heads.
- Check motor mount position before ordering.
- Will fit with side or front motor mounts.
- Will fit with stock, Mustang, Vega or Saginaw steering.
- Will work on automatic and manual transmissions.
Specifications:
Full length and fenderwell headers provide the ultimate performance for street rodders with high performance engines. These header styles have longer primary tubes, which help produce more horsepower and torque than Tight Tucks. See More Details for Applications Listing.
Chassis headers fit inside the frame rails, but if there is not enough room, our "up and over" fenderwell headers will provide the same great performance with an awesome look.
Dimensions (Inches) Part Number A-Left A-Right B-Left B-Right C-Left C-Right 737-H8012 2'' 2'' 16'' 14'' 23'' 27'' 737-H8017 3-1/2'' 3-1/2'' 16-3/4'' 16-3/4'' 19'' 19'' 737-H8018 3-1/2'' 3-1/2'' 17-1/2'' 17-1/2'' 23-1/4'' 23-1/4'' 737-H8021 4-1/8'' 4-1/4'' 15'' 11'' 23'' 25'' 737-H8033 7-1/2'' 7-1/2'' 14-1/2'' 14-1/2'' 27'' 27'' 737-H8035 10'' 10'' 17'' 17'' 29'' 26-1/2'' 737-H8036 7'' 3-5/8'' 8-1/2'' 8-1/2'' 21'' 22'' 737-H8429 3'' 3-1/4'' 18'' 18-1/2'' 19'' 19-1/2'' 737-H8430 3-1/4'' 4'' 10-1/2'' 6-3/4'' 19'' 18-3/4''
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