just wondering if the midlegnth header are as difficult to install as the long tubes. or should I just stick with shorties. I have an lo3 I'm trying to get up and running for the summer but I will be dropping a new motor in later and whatever upgrade I buy now I will be using later.

problem is I'm not mechanically inclined and I will lose interest in anything that is to difficult.

http://www.summitracing.com/search/M...Ns=Price%7cAsc

that's the header I'm looking at

with a pacesetter tfx 86-2816 cat back:

http://www.summitracing.com/parts/PSM-86-2816/

haven't decided on a cat yet. recommendation would help on that plus anything else.

 

the question wasn't meant to be a stumper people.

I just need to know i a mid legnth header as much trouble as the long tubes

 

the header you posted is listed as a full length, which is wrong by the pic. The pic is of shorties, and AFAIK, nobody makes a mid length for these cars.


look into a set of shorties, hooker 2055's or the ones DynoDon here on TGO makes, are the two best out there. Dons being the only properly fitting 1.75" primary ones around, notthe cheapest, but great headers.

 

Thank You!!!, I've been waiting days for a response.
and didn't notice that it was a full length. I used a mid legnth filter and tha's what came up.

 

yea, summits search is a bit screwy at times. Shorties always fit better and tuck up better than the LT's do. Less headaches as long as you buy good ones, like i listed.

you never mentioned what these were going on engine wise

 

I have a 305, but later I reuse them on a newly built motor just haven't decided if I want a 350 or a 327.

 

forget a 327, no point to it.

 

Go short tube headmen makes a good set with ball flange mounts fit like stock. I put my old shortys in from the top long tubes (new set) were a pain in the a** but the headmen don't have air tubes

 

has anyone tried PaceSetter 70-1336,

http://www.jegs.com/i/Pace+Setter/766/70-1336/10002/-1

what's all ya's expert opinion?

 

Yup they are headers LOL should be fine for What you have