Reply to "Where can 180 headers be purchased?"

rmccallMember

Thanks for the reply Mark.

The headers on Mark's car are a few years old and made of mild steel. The design is basically the same with the exception of the material( Stainless ) and the flanges are a bit more streamlined and some of the pipes are moved very slightly to give more plug wire routing. Like everything, it is an evolution .

The plugs can all be accessed from the bottom . I typically use a Snap-On chrome swivel spark pug socket which allows some of them to be accessed from the top.

Ron

5/13/195:26 AM

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