Talk:Header design
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I was wondering if perhaps someone out there knows WHERE to get 1 1/2" long tube headers that will fit a 350 V8 in the common full size 71 to 95 Chevy Van? | I was wondering if perhaps someone out there knows WHERE to get 1 1/2" long tube headers that will fit a 350 V8 in the common full size 71 to 95 Chevy Van? | ||
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| + | "Headers By Ed" in Minneapolis makes these. | ||
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| + | I live in central ND. Where can i find someone to build headers that work near here? | ||
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| + | == Primary/collector tube diameters == | ||
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| + | Very interesting article, lots of good info! | ||
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| + | I was just wondering if someone could maybe expand more on how to choose the correct primary and collector sizes. There are some good examples made, and definitely a obvious trend of "smaller is usually best" showing up, but no real discussion on how to select for your setup. I.E. what if you really did have a high (maybe 400-500) hp engine, etc, what would it take then? | ||
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