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    I thought I'd start a thread like this again and see what we can come up with. What kind of headers did you get to fit in you OBS trucks? Looks like S&P G-Body headers will work with some mods to the frame or sending them mback to get the tubes bent.

    Please post what you've done. Thanks


    97 GMC, 2002 LS6.

    1991 GMC Syclone #1428

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    I've been thinking about getting a set of long tubes from hooker that fit the 93 and buy LS1 flanges and tubing to marry them together. Food 4 thought.
    See my truck data in the "My Garage" section here... http://www.ls1truck.com/forums/my-ga...tml#post191709

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    Can tell you from experience, Pacesetters will not fit (w/o notching). If you're good with boxing frames, or want to spend the money, go for it. I hear S&P does custom headers for the OBS trucks, but they're not cheap.

    F-body & truck manifolds (w/o AIR & EGR) seem to fit best w/o mods. If someone posts more thoughts, there may be some light at the end of the tunnel for OBS LT setups.
    Test-n-Tune (Nov 23, 2008) - 13.65s @ 98mph

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    <div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(zro26t &#064; Jan 23 2006, 12&#58;20 PM) [snapback]41951[/snapback]</div>
    Can tell you from experience, Pacesetters will not fit (w/o notching). If you&#39;re good with boxing frames, or want to spend the money, go for it. I hear S&P does custom headers for the OBS trucks, but they&#39;re not cheap.

    F-body & truck manifolds (w/o AIR & EGR) seem to fit best w/o mods. If someone posts more thoughts, there may be some light at the end of the tunnel for OBS LT setups.
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    I can&#39;t say from personal experience but I talked to a guy online with the same setup as me who tried Pacesetters for a late model 1/2 ton and they hit the frame on the p side I think.

    [1/8 mile E.T. - 8.23 @ 82.86 mph w/1.82 60&#39;] &#39;98swb,4/6drop,20"RozziDeeps on 275/40ToyoProxes &#39;98LS1/4L60E,TRCheaTR cam,Ported TB,Billet MAF ends,MSD8.5 superconductor wires,S&P midlengths,&#33;EGR,&#33;cats,2 1/2" true duals w/X-pipe,Dynomax Ultraflows,TCI 3000,billet servo,TCI deep aluminum pan,3.73&#39;s w/Auburn posi; Eclipse CD, Rockford 6 1/2&#39;s, Memphis 12&#39;s, Punch 200 ix, Punch 500x

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    man decisions for headers back to mufflers are so hard to pick out. especially when i decide to do an engine swap. i dunno what im going to pick. i guess this thread will help
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    <div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(duckysbht &#064; Jan 23 2006, 06&#58;57 PM) [snapback]41988[/snapback]</div>
    man decisions for headers back to mufflers are so hard to pick out. especially when i decide to do an engine swap. i dunno what im going to pick. i guess this thread will help
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    You actually have many options for your truck, so I guess you would have kind of a hard decision to make. Those of us with 88-98 bodystyle trucks don&#39;t have alot of choices so our decision is alot easier. It&#39;s just a matter of FINDING a decent header.

    [1/8 mile E.T. - 8.23 @ 82.86 mph w/1.82 60&#39;] &#39;98swb,4/6drop,20"RozziDeeps on 275/40ToyoProxes &#39;98LS1/4L60E,TRCheaTR cam,Ported TB,Billet MAF ends,MSD8.5 superconductor wires,S&P midlengths,&#33;EGR,&#33;cats,2 1/2" true duals w/X-pipe,Dynomax Ultraflows,TCI 3000,billet servo,TCI deep aluminum pan,3.73&#39;s w/Auburn posi; Eclipse CD, Rockford 6 1/2&#39;s, Memphis 12&#39;s, Punch 200 ix, Punch 500x

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    Here&#39;s a pic of Nicks G-Body header on the passenger side. Not to great a picture but you can see how close it os to the upper control arm bushing ecentrics. This is on a 98 Chevy.



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    Stirring up the ant hill again, are we Lance?
    See my truck data in the "My Garage" section here... http://www.ls1truck.com/forums/my-ga...tml#post191709

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    <div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(RedHeartbeat &#064; Jan 23 2006, 10&#58;04 PM) [snapback]42019[/snapback]</div>
    Stirring up the ant hill again, are we Lance?
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    Ya, that&#39;s what makes this forum fun&#33; LOL


    97 GMC, 2002 LS6.

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    The above pic is pretty much what I&#39;ve got on mine, although that really isn&#39;t where the major problem lies. The real problem is with the #2 cyl. tube, it runs sort of behind all the others and over the top of the motor mount and this is where it hits and won&#39;t allow the flange to pull up flush with the head, thus the need for a hammer. I&#39;ll take some pics and post up later.

    [1/8 mile E.T. - 8.23 @ 82.86 mph w/1.82 60&#39;] &#39;98swb,4/6drop,20"RozziDeeps on 275/40ToyoProxes &#39;98LS1/4L60E,TRCheaTR cam,Ported TB,Billet MAF ends,MSD8.5 superconductor wires,S&P midlengths,&#33;EGR,&#33;cats,2 1/2" true duals w/X-pipe,Dynomax Ultraflows,TCI 3000,billet servo,TCI deep aluminum pan,3.73&#39;s w/Auburn posi; Eclipse CD, Rockford 6 1/2&#39;s, Memphis 12&#39;s, Punch 200 ix, Punch 500x

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