Reply to "Headers, again"

George PAdmin.

I agree it would be nice to have a picture of Mr. Mical's headers. They are works of art. My memory is not as good as it used to be, I apologize that I can't be more helpful. The only member I can recall having a set of Pat Mical's headers is Adams Hudson (member name A Hudson). You might send him a private message for his opinion.

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Originally posted by SF:

... Tri y or 4-1 header design what is your opinion ...

Tri-Y headers are a less complicated way of achieving results similar to 180 degree headers, they boost mid-range horsepower. Those types of exhaust systems compliment individual runner OR dual plane induction systems which also boost mid-range horsepower.

Problem is ... nobody makes a "good" off-the-shelf tri-Y header for the Pantera. It might be cool to challenge Mr. Mical to do so.

10/26/146:56 PM

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