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LS Engine Swap Header - GM Truck
Works with:
- Trans Dapt 969-4572 Motor Mount Plate
- Moroso 710-62510 Motor Mount
- Moroso 710-62610 Motor Mount Pad
- Stock Chevy Truck Cup Mounts
Features:
- 5/16" flange.
- 16ga primaries.
- O2 sensor bungs installed on both collectors.
- Excellent spark plug access.
- Bolts and gaskets included.
Note: Black coating is a temporary, non-high temperture paint.
Specifications:
with these work with a powerglide trying to find a set i dont have to shave the transmission
Will these work with lq4 swapped into '94 k1500? If not please recommend 1 3/4" long tubes that will. Thanks
Will these work on a 2000 S10 ls swap
Does anyone know if these headers fit a 78 k10 with a 5.3 sm465/205 combo?
So I got a 1998 Chevy GMT-400 it had a 5.7 Vortec motor but I swapped it out for a cammed LS1 (5.3) an swapped the 4L60E to a 4L80E from a 4x4 to a 2 wheel drive transmission. Will these fit?
would it fit a 96 5.7 obs ?
Will these headers fit my 2007 Chevrolet SS Impala?
Will they fit a 1979 k20 with a 5.3 and a 700r4 behind it?
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