I have used Doug Thorley Tri-Y headers ( model 375Y) and am very happy with fit. I bought them 15 years ago uncoated and had them coated. The Try-Y headers are suppose to be beneficial for a street vehicle. I think that they have a coated version now.
On Sat, Aug 7, 2010 at 11:31 AM, Larry Williams <[email protected]>wrote: > Russ Miesner wrote: > >> I am now close to starting on my 65 Chevelle drivetrain upgrade. I am >> stroking my 350 to a 383. I have purchased a 700R4 trans. I intend to go >> with disc front brakes and rebuild my rear drums. The rearend is getting >> overhauled and I am putting in 3.55 gears with a posi. Probably an aluminum >> radiator and installing A/C. That's the background and now the question. I >> have been looking at different ceramic headers. I see all kinds of prices, >> block huggers, full length, different brands and they are all the best. Can >> anyone offer some suggestions? I need to order in the next couple of weeks >> and I have no idea what to buy. My engine builder suggests using 2.5 inch >> exhaust. >> Thanks Chevelle list, >> Russ >> > I bought Jet Hot Hooker Super Comp headers. They look nice, but easy to > scratch. Be careful when you install them. I would probably buy stainless > the next time just for durability. > > Larry > -- Rick Schaefer 72 TPI El Camino
