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#72116 01/23/2007 3:58 AM
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Last year I had a web site for a guy that specializes in converting single outlet stock exhaust headers for 216 and 235 engines into dual outlet headers like the early Corvette sixes. Of course I cannot find the site now.

Anyone ever come across this guy? It's a fairly easy task for a good exhaust fabricator but no use re-inventing the wheel if I can use someone experienced and has the jigs set up etc.


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If you can't find the guy you are looking for, here's a link to get a set of Fenton headers that just bolt right up.

http://www.stoveboltengineco.com/acartpro/product.asp?productid=131


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evergreenw,

There was a outfit called Kansas Kustoms that did a nice job of splitting the stock manifold. Evidently they no longer do this procedure. Is this the fellow you were thinking of?

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That was it. Thanks


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