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#844183 04/16/2012 6:01 AM
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I was wondering if anyone had used Fenton headers on a 37 gmc 216. It seems that the headers are off the opposite side in the Chevy 216. My header has a crack in it so was going to replace it but was worried about the slant of the header to exhaust junction being the wrong direction.

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I think that's a Pontiac engine, possibly Oldsmobile. Wasn't the displacement up to about 230 in 1937?


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Yes sorry it's an Oldsmobile 230. I thought the 216 Fenton headers would fit to the block.

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Does no one know if there are Fenton or split headers for this engine? I've been googling for days.


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