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Old 02-05-2004, 12:02 PM
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Will headers help my TQ/HP any?

Hi. I have a 1977 chevy 305. it's got 7,000 mi. on rebuild. its pretty much stock. ive just added flat top pistons, a comp 262H cam, and better valve springs. engine is making 9.3:1 compression. i was wondering if a set of flowtech headers would give me any more TQ/HP and is it worth the money? also, anybody know how much HP/TQ this engine would be putting out? Thanks.
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re: Will headers help my TQ/HP any?

Yes, maybe 5-10 percent depending on what you have now.

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re: Will headers help my TQ/HP any?

Yeah, almost certainly, but it really depends what you have. Headers really are the only way to take advantage of big cam exhaust scavenging effects. If you arent planning on a big cam, it wouldn't be my first bolt-on.

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