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#330262 10/30/2007 1:10 AM
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I have a 64 with a 283, does anyone make a regular length header to clear the z-bar linkage, or should I run the shorty ones

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Didn't anyone ever put headers on a colum shift????????

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I've got floor shift and a straight six in my '64. So....

I'd think the shorties would simplify matters a bunch. I had to remove the z-Bar, install the full length headers, then re-install the z-bar. That was a pain in the lower back! The z-bar goes between the rear half header tubes on the six. (Hedman)

With the shorties you shouldn't have to deal with that indignity. I'm not sure that any long tube headers will fit with your configuration. But, I didn't look.

Call Hedman or your favorite header company. They should be able to answer your question.

CJ

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Thanks for your input I have the motor out so maybe I can find an easy way to deal with the z-bar

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Summit catalogue - Patriot tight tuck headers for SBC.

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My Binder isnt a 'bolt, but i've got an SBC in it... with a Nova steering column... It came with shorty headers, and there is plenty of room for the column shift linkage.


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