Schoenfeld 155v Stock Clip Headers Imca Dirt Track on 2040-parts.com
Tuscaloosa, Alabama, United States
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Your race car will breathe easier and make more power with a good set of headers like these from Schoenfeld. These small-block Chevy headers are designed to fit most race cars that use stock front clips with the engine mounted in the stock location or moved back. The high-velocity stepped-tube design ensures maximum performance, and the Schoenfeld name ensures quality. These Schoenfeld headers fit most race cars using stock front clips. They’ll work on standard-port small block Chevy V8s mounted in the stock location or moved back. The primary pipes have a high velocity stepped tube design and angle over the frame before joining into collectors that expel the exhaust behind the tires.
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