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Old Yesterday, 07:59 PM   #1
Palf70Step
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Header Advice

Well it was bound to happen. The long tube headers on my 70 with a crate 350 since before 1978 gave out. The collectors blew a big hole in the side. Not sure what brand they are other than long tube and the is no markings anywhere on either side. I am thinking of going with the Sanderson cc3-p Block huggers. They are supposed to clear my 3 on the tree and seem to have better plug access than any others I have looked at.

https://www.summitracing.com/parts/snh-cc3-p

Any of you run them or recommendations?

I will be running a 2.5" exhaust behind them, Probably with some Flowmaster Delta 50s for mufflers
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Re: Header Advice

The CC3-P models may work well, but I'd contact Sanderson just to make sure, since they have several models to choose from. I'd also contact Hedman, since they say all their C10 headers are still made in the USA. I have a set of their mid-length stainless headers, which are really well made. https://www.hedman.com/C10-Truck-Headers

As for your current headers, can you post a few pictures?
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