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2" 440 truck headers #1887936
08/09/15 10:38 AM
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Currently building a 87 shortbed with a 4.15 stroke 440 and ported 440 source heads. Cam guy told me that we need to use a 2" primary header. Does anyone know who's 2" headers work in a truck chassis?
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Re: 2" 440 truck headers [Re: 68hemiss] #1888310
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the only ones I have ever heard of are the mad dog fenderwell headers. Hopefully someone else knows of some that fit.

Re: 2" 440 truck headers [Re: 68hemiss] #1891399
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Mad Dog headers told me they will not fit a D-100, they only fit 4x4.

Re: 2" 440 truck headers [Re: 68dodge] #1891796
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ive seen b body headers work with a little work on the top flange of the frame rail

Re: 2" 440 truck headers [Re: 68hemiss] #1892137
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The 2" A-body tti's fit like they was made for them. Got them on mine. Only had to grind frame rail a little to clear #7 header tube. Put on with engine sitting in place from underneath without having to jack up engine.

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Re: 2" 440 truck headers [Re: 68hemiss] #1892156
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Re: 2" 440 truck headers [Re: 727builder] #1893607
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Nice! Is that a B or an RB?

Re: 2" 440 truck headers [Re: 727builder] #1894710
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I am looking at some of the Mad Dog A-Body headers for the Ramcharger. Unfortunately, I have a lot of work to do before I am ready for them.

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1986 Dodge Ramcharger 440 2wd, Bracket Racer Under Construction
1998 Ram 2500 QuadCab, new daily driver.
2008 Honda Element
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Re: 2" 440 truck headers [Re: Polarapete] #1895647
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Do any of these other than the fenderwell headers fit 4x4? Does anyone know?
Need some 2"+ step headers to fit 520 ci Max wedge ported EZ headed,, roller cammed, fuel injected 4x4? Don't really want to build them!

Re: 2" 440 truck headers [Re: dezduster] #1895706
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I tried A body headers on a 4x4 once, the passenger side collector hit the driveshaft. I run the crappy smaller tube ones on my 512 right now until I can buy a set of mad dogs.

Re: 2" 440 truck headers [Re: Jwilli500] #1896017
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Its a RB.
Originally Posted By Jwilli500
Nice! Is that a B or an RB?







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