edelbrock headers
edelbrock headers
heres the deal looking for a header set to bolt on to my soon to be vortech heads. i was looking at hedman but they say all this crap about angle plugs and ****. so i was thinking about getting the tes edelbrock set with y pipe are they any good did you hear anything about edelbrock headers. i have a flowmaster american thunder exhaust system.
worked on 2 cars that had them and both times I had SERIOUS problems even getting to spark plugs. PErsonally I'd go with SLP's, Headmans, or Hooker Long Tubes if you were lookin to get that serious. Ceramic coating might not seem worth it at first but once your headers rust, you'll agree it should have been done. And the underhood tempurature drop and the fact that they LOOK great forever with the coating...you get what I mean. Godluck!
Originally posted by AutoRoc
worked on 2 cars that had them and both times I had SERIOUS problems even getting to spark plugs. PErsonally I'd go with SLP's, Headmans, or Hooker Long Tubes if you were lookin to get that serious. Ceramic coating might not seem worth it at first but once your headers rust, you'll agree it should have been done. And the underhood tempurature drop and the fact that they LOOK great forever with the coating...you get what I mean. Godluck!
worked on 2 cars that had them and both times I had SERIOUS problems even getting to spark plugs. PErsonally I'd go with SLP's, Headmans, or Hooker Long Tubes if you were lookin to get that serious. Ceramic coating might not seem worth it at first but once your headers rust, you'll agree it should have been done. And the underhood tempurature drop and the fact that they LOOK great forever with the coating...you get what I mean. Godluck!
) and from what ive heard the hooker long tubes are hard to install there are some clearance problems. Aftermarket headers are not meant for ease of use (is anything on these cars?!?!?) theyre ment for performance....you shouldnt need to change your plugs often enough to make it not worth it although be ready for one night of hell whenever you have to.
no im saying the hooker and hedman headers said they will only fit angle plug heads. i want just bolt on heads with noooooo a.i.r who gives a crap about emmisions i will never have to pass them here in upsate ny because the new laws the passed i need to know of a header that will bolt to stock heads and vortec heads and also get much performance out of
Got the complete edelbrock system on mine with angle plug heads. Modified a box spanner to get to the difficult plugs but its not to much of a pain (no air con or smog pump though). Good quality headers I think, 16 gauge steel and a good fit. Also agree with autoroc on the ceramic coating.
Yes they will fit stock heads but I dont think you can get them without the air tubes. I blocked mine off. Only prob I had was getting the right combination of bolts and spacers right for fitting the power steering pump / air con bracket back on
. Just make sure of the clearance around oil cooler/ brake lines. Angle plug heads are as it says. The spark plugs thread into the head at an angle not straight as stock heads. I would say vortech heads are straight plug heads. Stand to be corrected on that though.
. Just make sure of the clearance around oil cooler/ brake lines. Angle plug heads are as it says. The spark plugs thread into the head at an angle not straight as stock heads. I would say vortech heads are straight plug heads. Stand to be corrected on that though.
I've got the TES headers. One or two plugs are a real pain. I cut the air tubes off and brazed the holes and used a heavy duty dremel tool to grind off the ends of the air tubes inside the headers. They work great. Do wish I would have got them coated or wrapped them.
They were not to much of a pain to install, but that might be because I already removed all emissions equipment.
They were not to much of a pain to install, but that might be because I already removed all emissions equipment.
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