I dont have a year one catalog. How much?Year One makes some repo HP exhaust manifolds.
Just finished putting a 400 stroked BB into a 76 Aspen R/T. HP exhausts cost $150.00 and the exhaust shop cost us $120.00 to run them into the mufflers. So it is always up to the owner to decide. What do you want is the first thing to decide.Lets go back to the original poster, who hasn't been back since his first post. He complains about the LOOKS of his headers and is Thinking about getting some hp manifolds. To me, that means he doesn't have a problem with headers, only how his look.
Assuming he doesn't have manifolds, and assuming he has a 62, and assuming it is a big block, how much are hp manifolds? And are they going to fit? Where will he find them? Last i saw, hp manifolds for rr/super bee run around $500-$700. Then he has to get headpipes, etc. to hook them up. Right now sales can be found on new headers. I found a good brand for about $230, coated for $460, or a set of flowtech for $180.
I know what seems the most sensible and inexpensive to me.
Edit: if he actually has manifolds in hand, all bets are off. Then it is just his decision to make.
Lets go back to the original poster, who hasn't been back since his first post. He complains about the LOOKS of his headers and is Thinking about getting some hp manifolds. To me, that means he doesn't have a problem with headers, only how his look.
Assuming he doesn't have manifolds, and assuming he has a 62, and assuming it is a big block, how much are hp manifolds? And are they going to fit? Where will he find them? Last i saw, hp manifolds for rr/super bee run around $500-$700. Then he has to get headpipes, etc. to hook them up. Right now sales can be found on new headers. I found a good brand for about $230, coated for $460, or a set of flowtech for $180.
I know what seems the most sensible and inexpensive to me.
Edit: if he actually has manifolds in hand, all bets are off. Then it is just his decision to make.
Lets go back to the original poster, who hasn't been back since his first post. He complains about the LOOKS of his headers and is Thinking about getting some hp manifolds. To me, that means he doesn't have a problem with headers, only how his look.
Assuming he doesn't have manifolds, and assuming he has a 62, and assuming it is a big block, how much are hp manifolds? And are they going to fit? Where will he find them? Last i saw, hp manifolds for rr/super bee run around $500-$700. Then he has to get headpipes, etc. to hook them up. Right now sales can be found on new headers. I found a good brand for about $230, coated for $460, or a set of flowtech for $180.
I know what seems the most sensible and inexpensive to me.
Edit: if he actually has manifolds in hand, all bets are off. Then it is just his decision to make.
I have found that there are a lot of HP exhaust around, but finding them is sometimes hard. It took me awhile to be accepted in my area by MOPAR guys. It takes alittle to be accepted if you are a new person in any area. Now they know me, accept me, I find good deals. The exhausts I got took me hours to clean. But worth it.I think you got a helluva good deal on your manifolds. I haven't seen any here for anywhere near that price. There would be no need whatever to repop them if they were available everywhere for that price, they are repoped because they aren't.
Edit: so repops are on sale for $460, normally $500.
Re-edit: so headers- lighter, cheaper, more power, less under-hood heat. Your choice. Note ,i have one mopar big block with headers, and one with manifolds, and both are exactly the way i want them.
Lets go back to the original poster, who hasn't been back since his first post. He complains about the LOOKS of his headers and is Thinking about getting some hp manifolds. To me, that means he doesn't have a problem with headers, only how his look.
Assuming he doesn't have manifolds, and assuming he has a 62, and assuming it is a big block, how much are hp manifolds? And are they going to fit? Where will he find them? Last i saw, hp manifolds for rr/super bee run around $500-$700. Then he has to get headpipes, etc. to hook them up. Right now sales can be found on new headers. I found a good brand for about $230, coated for $460, or a set of flowtech for $180.
I know what seems the most sensible and inexpensive to me.
Edit: if he actually has manifolds in hand, all bets are off. Then it is just his decision to make.
interesting, have you had this done? and if so $$$? thanks
Well said Ed, I have the same ones you have.As others have said, there's benefits to both - but I can't stress this enough here.
If you choose headers, great - but spend the money to get GOOD ones and the truly
good fitting, well made quality pieces are well-known.
It's TTI or it's Doug's, pretty much.
For the love of all that is holy, don't go cheap on this. Life with 2nd tier headers generates
annoying situations that anyone shouldn't have to even worry about, but will.