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Re: lbody headers...
Thanks, guess I've lost it. I was thinking about the nut size and not the thread size.
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Re: lbody headers...
Yes, the center primary where it wraps under #2 cylinder is where it gets close. I moved them for moneypit and Isaac as much as I could, but I only have the shorty sender to compare to - might just make it.
The fan was the large 4 spoke fan.
You only need to do this on the 3x00 swaps, if you have an MPFI motor the only thing you have to do is cut the fan if it's the large one and move the coil packs.
The fan was the large 4 spoke fan.
You only need to do this on the 3x00 swaps, if you have an MPFI motor the only thing you have to do is cut the fan if it's the large one and move the coil packs.
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Re: lbody headers...
Thanks John, I hope it clears. A long time ago I should have told you that I have a 95 3100/4T60e.
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I have a 3x00 5spd. So looks like between us 3 beta testers all transmission and engies will be covered!
EDIT: well, except I have the 92-93 Beretta 2 mount trans mounts. Not sure if the older mounts will cause clearance issue or not. But at least mine will prove it can clear a 5spd bellhousing.
EDIT: well, except I have the 92-93 Beretta 2 mount trans mounts. Not sure if the older mounts will cause clearance issue or not. But at least mine will prove it can clear a 5spd bellhousing.
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if some1 is willing to send me the front header i will test fit and send it rite back out
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Re: lbody headers...
Front header should fit fine, it's the rear that is close.
Sorry about the delay guys, but one set is ready for shipping, the other needs another coat of ceramic. Hope you guys can give us some results
Media blasted...

Coated (pre-700degree bake)...

Sorry about the delay guys, but one set is ready for shipping, the other needs another coat of ceramic. Hope you guys can give us some results

Media blasted...

Coated (pre-700degree bake)...

Old motor: 3.1 iron head turbo
Under construction: 3.4RWD/3500 hybrid 11.5:1SCR, ported/polished, 300adv dur cam, yellow springs, fabricated headers, Clevite Bearing, Mellings oil pump...
Future projects: 3.1/3400, and 3.4/3500 twin turbo
Under construction: 3.4RWD/3500 hybrid 11.5:1SCR, ported/polished, 300adv dur cam, yellow springs, fabricated headers, Clevite Bearing, Mellings oil pump...
Future projects: 3.1/3400, and 3.4/3500 twin turbo
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Re: lbody headers...
So for these you have to eliminate the EGR valve? I noticed you dont have the provision for that... Unless thats what the one threaded adapter is for, and you'r just having people move the O2 down to the main downpipe.
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There's two threaded adapters... One on the front header one on the rear.
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That particular set was ordered with two o2 bungs.
That's an sr20 valve cover, we are turbo-ing a ka24 240 and a Mazda Protege soon. As long as it's faster when it leaves the shop, we really don't discriminate vehicle platforms
Here's what that same valve cover looked like when finished...


That's an sr20 valve cover, we are turbo-ing a ka24 240 and a Mazda Protege soon. As long as it's faster when it leaves the shop, we really don't discriminate vehicle platforms

Here's what that same valve cover looked like when finished...


Old motor: 3.1 iron head turbo
Under construction: 3.4RWD/3500 hybrid 11.5:1SCR, ported/polished, 300adv dur cam, yellow springs, fabricated headers, Clevite Bearing, Mellings oil pump...
Future projects: 3.1/3400, and 3.4/3500 twin turbo
Under construction: 3.4RWD/3500 hybrid 11.5:1SCR, ported/polished, 300adv dur cam, yellow springs, fabricated headers, Clevite Bearing, Mellings oil pump...
Future projects: 3.1/3400, and 3.4/3500 twin turbo