Big Block Chevy Dragster Headers/mufflers on 2040-parts.com
Ironton, Ohio, United States
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Have a used set of Big Block Chevy dragster headers and mufflers with turnouts. The header brand is uncertain but seem similar to Dynatech headers. They have 2 1/4 inch primary tubes. The mufflers are Flowmaster brand that enters with the 2 1/4 inch primary tubes and exits into the 4 inch turnouts. They are used but are still in very good condition. Similar items on Summit have been found for comparison and the mufflers by themselves cost about $400 for the pair. Make sure they will work for your intended application before bidding. No return or warranty. Local pickup can be arranged in order to avoid the large shipping cost. Thanks! |
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