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I inherited a project that was already disassembled. That in itself makes it hard to see what's what. My first of MANY questions is I am putting a first gen 350 sbc in this 63 GMC shorty fleet with a TH350. The truck came with it lowered a bit , 4wdb, power steering, and sway bars. Other things as well but let me start with those.
I mounted the engine on new mounts using the front two of the three holes. I was planning on not using a Wp mounted fan so I thought this was ok. What I really need from you guys is to find out what headers I should use. I thought my old long tube headers from my 69 ss Camaro would work. (this motor came out of that car) but no room. So what should I buy? And how do I post pics?? DAN

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Well at least you can click on the photobucket site and see the eng. I think...

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Are you wanting long tube headers or are you ok with shorties?

Here's a thread that might help: http://www.c10trucks.com/forums/showthread.php?t=36&page=2


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Put stock ram horn manifolds on it. Unless you are going racing you will be better off.


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Originally Posted by Wrenchbender Ret.
Put stock ram horn manifolds on it. Unless you are going racing you will be better off.

^^^This^^^

Ramhorns are almost just as good as headers from dyno test results I've seen. The torque and horsepower numbers were so close it was amazing. For simplicity and not needing to worry about re-torquing the headers, and making spark plug changes easier, ramhorns are better. dyno results - headers vs ramhorn manifolds


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It would be hard to run fast enough to give me a set of headers if you wanted me to run them on a street engine. Ram's horns, or even the later model rear-dump cast iron exhaust manifolds will be a lot easier to plumb, they won't burn out plug wires from exhaust gas leaks, and the underhood temperature will be about 100 degrees cooler!
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Originally Posted by doctordan
And how do I post pics?? DAN


check out the IT short bus for pic posting information... the short version, you will need your own webspace or a photo hosting site of some kind to link to.

IT short bus

flickr, imgur, photobucket and whatever the others are...

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