Speedmaster PCE316.1036 Full-Length Headers Olds 330/350 Trans Am [Raw]
746-PCE316.1036
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If you're looking for headers designed for maximum street performance, look no further than Procomp Electronics. They are designed for stock or mildly modified engines for the value-conscious buyer. Made from durable 16-gauge steel, Those Procomp Electronics headers feature 3/8 in. thick flanges that are heavy enough to maintain header integrity, yet pliable enough to seal each exhaust port. If your vehicle is using aftermarket components, parts from other applications, or custom altered parts, then it is the installer's responsibility to verify fitment.
Specifications:
I’m confused, the title of the item says “Olds 330” but the fitments tab only says olds 400. So which is it? I need one for a 330
Will these fit a 67 cutlass supreme
Will this fit in a 70 Delta 88 ?
Will this fit a 1975 Oldsmobile 350 tornado engine
Will these headers fit 1965 olds cutlass with a 330 ci engine. Just want to be sure.
I got a 1965 Oldsmobile 98 with a 425 engine 400 transmission
Will it work on a Oldsmobile 350 rocket gold edition 77block in a 85 Cutless
will these headers work on a 1984 olds Calais with 400 chevy motor
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