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Who makes cast iron headers other than Fenton? Thats my next step on my stovebolt 292. With a ported and polished head it should wake it up a bit. Just would like to know and how much they are.

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Henry,

You didn't like my response to this same question in this same forum on 1/27/08? ohwell

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The Fenton's or Langdon's headers are about the only 2 choices unless you make your own. Here's a few ideas but these guy's don't do it anymore:

http://www.inliners.org/Advertisers/kkk_ad2.html


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Hey automarc, I'm sorry. I forgot about your suggestion. My mind has been spinning lately with too many things. Trying so hard to solve all the problems I have had to deal with lately. They look like really nice headers. Should last for years. Thanks for you idea. Will be doing the exhaust thing hopefully in the next week. Have a great week. Henry


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