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I recently got a good deal on a new set of 2118 supercomps at a swap meet and would like to put them on my 67. These have the 1.75 inch primary's and 3 inch collectors. Are these headers a good fit on a 67? Any thoughts about the 1.75 primary's powerwise? My car had the comps with 2 1/8 primary and 3.5 inch collector when I bought it, but they are too rusty to reuse and seem a little large for my setup. The old headers had been "beat to fit" in a few places as well. The engine is a mildly built 396 with 781 oval port heads. I plan on using flowmasters with an x pipe and turndowns out of the mufflers.
 

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Steve, 1 3/4" primary tubes are fine for a mild 396 engine. It's just as well for you that the big headers with the 2 1/8" primary tubes are shot, because they're waaaay too big for your engine, and you would lose major amounts of low-end as well as lower midrange torque with those.
 

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Yeah I would say the 1 3/4" primary tubes are just right for your 396. :thumbsup:
 

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Yeah I would say the 1 3/4" primary tubes are just right for your 396. :thumbsup:

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That car will feel like it has a whole new engine in it after you get rid of those 2 1/8 inchers, and put the smaller tube headers on it. :yes:


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Time for me to get a new catalog! Maybe I should ditch my outdated collection and just rely on the web, but I prefer turning pages to hitting buttons.
 
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