Re: Engine swap

[Ron <RONVE@xxxxxxx>]

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In a message dated 8/20/2004 10:21:22 AM Central Daylight Time, 
hemirr@xxxxxxxxxxx writes:


> Headers, 
> the traditional big block headers sold for early B's seem to need a lot of 
> mods, I've tried Hedman and Cyclone myself and needed a lot of cutting 
> welding and hammering, but the TTI models are supposed to work real well, 
> and I'm sure others will post about their findings.
> 
> 
> Bill & Kathi Parker, South Central Indiana
> 

  Hi Bill and Bill,
It's like Bill said 'what's with this older $&@*?'.
I have a hemi in a '63 Plymouth, ... I think the engine bay is extremely 
similar, if not exactly the same as the '62, ... anyway, the TTI headers made for 
this application fit perfectly. I've heard all kinds of horror stories about 
hammering, and torching, and bending around a piece of pipe etc. I stood back 
at ten paces and sailed mine in, ... 
Ok, mild exaggeration, but they fit perfectly.
Ron ...

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