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Old 01-20-2012, 03:32 PM   #1
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Re: '72 Blazer 4wd getting all the best

Nice conversion.

Do you by chance remember who you bought your headers from exactly?

Or if you know the application they are for, that would help also. Just trying to save a lot of hassle on what fits for the LS series swaps.

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Old 01-20-2012, 04:21 PM   #2
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Nice conversion.

Do you by chance remember who you bought your headers from exactly?

Or if you know the application they are for, that would help also. Just trying to save a lot of hassle on what fits for the LS series swaps.

Thanks!
Here is a link to the guy's store front on EBAY, He said he makes them.
I don't see them in his store anymore, but if you email and ask him about getting a pair I bet he could I only paid 189.00 for them that is 1/4 the price of any other good pair I tried and he was the only one that had the dimensions.

http://www.ebay.com/sch/fastksguy/m....84.m1439.l2654
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Old 01-21-2012, 12:48 AM   #3
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Thanks, I will try emailing and see what he has available.
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Old 02-02-2012, 11:07 PM   #4
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Here is a link to the guy's store front on EBAY, He said he makes them.
I don't see them in his store anymore, but if you email and ask him about getting a pair I bet he could I only paid 189.00 for them that is 1/4 the price of any other good pair I tried and he was the only one that had the dimensions.

http://www.ebay.com/sch/fastksguy/m....84.m1439.l2654
Hi,

I just checked his page and he has a set of long tube headers for a Camaro..? Is that what you purchased or was it listed as something different..? Thanks in advance.. Nice build BTW.. I actaully was thinking about the same thing this morning in regards to the push button 4wd and started researching anc came across your project...but I am not sure what all is involved yet at this point.. I understand there is a Transfer case motor, seperate PCM, wheel hubs that have an eletrical connections and then obvioulsy the switch to be installed in the dash somewhere where it won't be hit by accident while driving... Anything else missing... I have an NP208 case already but that will have to go I guess.. I have a 72' GMC Jimmy that I am restoring as well...
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Old 02-03-2012, 10:54 AM   #5
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Hi,

I just checked his page and he has a set of long tube headers for a Camaro..? Is that what you purchased or was it listed as something different..? Thanks in advance.. Nice build BTW.. I actaully was thinking about the same thing this morning in regards to the push button 4wd and started researching anc came across your project...but I am not sure what all is involved yet at this point.. I understand there is a Transfer case motor, seperate PCM, wheel hubs that have an eletrical connections and then obvioulsy the switch to be installed in the dash somewhere where it won't be hit by accident while driving... Anything else missing... I have an NP208 case already but that will have to go I guess.. I have a 72' GMC Jimmy that I am restoring as well...
It was specific for the LS1, He had all the dimensions for the Headers, but not excate make or model of car was in the listing.

This was what the Title on EBAY Was and the item number. Send this to the guy and ask if he can make another set.

"LS1 LS6 Stainless Shorty Chevrolet Engine Swap Header (160622579516)"


Here is the link for the Push button start, They have been highly recommended over the Japanese companies, They might come with Alarm. But not sure they work.
http://www.myStarDrive.com/stardrive..._ignition.html
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