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Cleveland Headers
Who would you guys recomend for custom headers for Cobras? We have a customer interested in a Clevelor build for his Cobra, but of course is concerened with finding someone to build the headers. This is a 2009 Superformance that currently has a 347 in it. Told him I would do a little research to see what you guys may recommend. For what it is worth he is on the east coast.
Thanks in Advance Lance |
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I use Zemco Speed in Pennsylvania for custom headers. You would have to give them dimensions but they make all our dyno headers. Excellent work.
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GPHeaders Inc. | Stainless Steel Exhaust Headers |
This is an issue with which I will need to deal eventually, as I foresee a Clevor in my not-too-distant future...so I have a question:
It seems that with the differences between various replicas, designing and building a set of headers must require that the car be onsite so the headers can be custom-fit to the specific replica's dimensions. For example, the 5.0 small block in my replica is mounted with the engine well forward of the firewall...yet I see photos of others with the rear of the block almost touching the firewall. Is this correct, or could a set of carefully guided measurements serve to eliminate the need for the replica to be left onsite? Cheers!! Dugly :cool: |
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We use Schoenfeld (Located in Arkansas) for our dyno headers, but of course for this they would need the car. Was just curious if there may be someone a little closer for him.
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You can mockup the headers using Ice mockup pieces, then send the mockup to GP in MN where they'll fabricate them formyou
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GREAT idea...thanks!
Cheers, Bill! Dugly :cool: |
Lance,
Give GP headers a call in Minnesota. They just built me a set of 1 7/8" ceramic coated headers for my 427 windsor that you just finished the machine work on. My car is a Superformance but I have the TRX1 Brodix heads which standard headers do not fit. The turn around time was quick and the product looks excellent. GPHeaders Inc. | Stainless Steel Exhaust Headers |
I took an old set of headers from the old engine and hacked them up. It was a cobbled mess. They built my new headers and they fit excellent.
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