Product Details
Standard Duty Mild Steel Uncoated Mid-Length Tube Racing Exhaust Headers by Hedman Hedders®. Primary Tubing Diameter: 1.75". Collector Outlet Diameter: 3". Color: Black. Header Coating: Uncoated. Header Style: Mid-Length Tube. The factory black paint applied to uncoated headers is not hi-temp, and is for pre-installation protection only. For the ultimate in protection against the elements, it is suggested Hedman's Original HTC coating.
Notes
- Engine swap, all parts must be factory stock
- This is a Race Only product that is to be used solely for competition. It cannot be used on vehicles that are operated on public streets, roads or highways. Its use is limited to closed-course and open-course racing that is formally sanctioned by a recognized racing organization. Any other use, including recreational off-road use, could be in violation of local, state and federal laws. Shipping Restriction: CA, NY, ME
Specifications
| Series: Standard Duty |
| Header Material: Mild Steel |
| Finish: Uncoated |
| Header Style: Mid-Length Tube |
| Primary Diameter: 1.75" |
| Collector Diameter: 3" |
| Flange Thickness: 0.375" |
| Tuned: No |
| Crossover Pipe Included: No |
| Gasket or Seal Included: Yes |
| Quantity: 1 Pair |
| Inlet Port Shape: Round |
| Primary Tube Gauge: 16G |
| Port shape: Round |
Includes
- Headers
- Head Flange Gaskets
- Head Flange Bolts
- Collector Bolts
- Socket Style Exhaust System Adapters (Reducers)
Features
- High quality at an affordable price
- Expertly made from premium materials
- Built to match your exact requirements
Hedman Hedders®, a prominent header manufacturer for racing and street header marketplaces, started as a one-man shop in 1954. At first the company's products were designed for straightline drag racers. Over time they became highly popular with elite racing engine builders and racers for their outstanding performance and proven reliability. Made to environmental requirements using the latest computer technology, Hedman Hedders headers are guaranteed to outlast any headers you've used before.