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Old Jun 26, 2006 | 05:52 PM
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D-port New Fastburns

I am looking to find out what headers REALLY fit the new Fastburns. I did a search but some of them are pretty old Nothing really new posted.

It don't matter if they are long or shortys I am considering both at this point. If I go long tube I will custom Fab a Y-pipe.

Here is what I have Found........

Hooker 2210 1 3/4 Oval (Heard they don't cover Ports well on Fastburns)

SLP Shortys W/ Y-Pipe 1 3/4 (Heard they don't cover Ports well on Fastburns)

Headman D-Port 1 5/8 LT 68469 (Can't find much info on how they fit Fastburns)

Headman Shortys D-Port 1 5/8 HED-68479 (Same as above)

I am trying to find something that will fit the ports.

The 2 Headman D-Port headers are only 1 5/8 tube size and that I feel is a bit small for the ZZ383 engine I am going to get.

So If anybody has some Pictures of good info for me that would be great
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Old Jun 27, 2006 | 12:29 AM
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I cant remember, are the Fastburns raised .100" higher or .200" higher than stock heads? If its .100" higher, the 1 3/4" headers will fit fine. You'll need exhaust gaskets for an LT1, as they're raised .100" higher too.
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