Reply to "180 degree headers"

David in Tujunga (Guest)

Thanks Steve and PanteraDoug for your helpful comments. The engine on this '72 narrow body was rebuilt about 1 1/2 yrs ago by Hall Pantera. Allegedly the car has 475 hp. The 180 headers have small torpedo shaped cylinders bolted on at the end of the headers slightly larger than the header pipes(maybe flowmaster?)and they exit where the A/C condensor grille is. I have some photos of the engine bay including the headers....if only I knew how to upload them here. Thanks you guys. David

4/16/072:07 PM

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