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mac72 · 02-15-2011, 02:51 PM

Kurt,Thats what I was thinking but looking at your pic no.7 it looks to be about a .5" further back than yours.It may be up higher though like big shoe stated.If you remember that post on the high hump I think mines a little higher in the bay Hmmmm.

bigshoe24,My crossmember is from suicide doors but it does look like the early porterbuilt units & I didnt inquire about wether or not it raised the mtr. or not.The mounts are ls specific & it fits although it is tight at the front of the pan & the crossmember.Some of this has to do w/ the tranny crossmember placement also.
Yes the dt's are 1 5/8" they are nice headers but the drivers rear tube hit my firewall.

02-15-2011, 02:51 PM	#18
mac72 Registered User Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: port charlotte,florida Posts: 384	Re: Dynatech MuscleMaxx Headers Kurt,Thats what I was thinking but looking at your pic no.7 it looks to be about a .5" further back than yours.It may be up higher though like big shoe stated.If you remember that post on the high hump I think mines a little higher in the bay Hmmmm. bigshoe24,My crossmember is from suicide doors but it does look like the early porterbuilt units & I didnt inquire about wether or not it raised the mtr. or not.The mounts are ls specific & it fits although it is tight at the front of the pan & the crossmember.Some of this has to do w/ the tranny crossmember placement also. Yes the dt's are 1 5/8" they are nice headers but the drivers rear tube hit my firewall.