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gearhead1952 · 09-12-2011, 05:12 PM

I just bought a pair of Red's headers for my 34 with stock steering. They are really nice. Flanges are thick, flat and all the bolts went into the block smoothly with no binding. I plan on routing my exhaust thru the frame instead of under and asked Jim at Red's if he would make me up a custom driver side that would move the outlet up. His answer sure and the best part was no extra charge!!! I shipped back the driver side and he just emailed me to say the new one is in the mail, only been a week. the passenger side outlet is located at the midpoint of the frame when looking from the side but you can order it matched more to the location of the driver side where the intention is to route the pipes directly under the frame. Red's headers had plenty of clearance around the steering box. Cost was $190 plus shipping. Fentons dump out just above the wishbone plus you will probably have to clearance them to fit around the steering box.

09-12-2011, 05:12 PM	#4
gearhead1952 Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: Julesburg, Colorado Posts: 714	Re: HEADERS on a STOCK '34 I just bought a pair of Red's headers for my 34 with stock steering. They are really nice. Flanges are thick, flat and all the bolts went into the block smoothly with no binding. I plan on routing my exhaust thru the frame instead of under and asked Jim at Red's if he would make me up a custom driver side that would move the outlet up. His answer sure and the best part was no extra charge!!! I shipped back the driver side and he just emailed me to say the new one is in the mail, only been a week. the passenger side outlet is located at the midpoint of the frame when looking from the side but you can order it matched more to the location of the driver side where the intention is to route the pipes directly under the frame. Red's headers had plenty of clearance around the steering box. Cost was $190 plus shipping. Fentons dump out just above the wishbone plus you will probably have to clearance them to fit around the steering box.