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[68 barracuda 68]

Im looking for headers to my bb (400) 512 b1 headed: only found the Tti headers with 2 1/4 but expensive, also see there are building kit at stainless header.. has som one build that in a bb abody?
Are there other alternative in that size of headers?

 

[318willrun]

Im looking for headers to my bb (400) 512 b1 headed: only found the Tti headers with 2 1/4 but expensive, also see there are building kit at stainless header.. has som one build that in a bb abody?
Are there other alternative in that size of headers?

I've heard the if you have the "B" block, b body headers will work, providing you don't have a early A body

 

[roccodart440]

If you need 2.25" headers the TTI price shouldn't bother you much. Custom headers are $$$.

 

[xLURKxDOGx]

Im looking for headers to my bb (400) 512 b1 headed: only found the Tti headers with 2 1/4 but expensive, also see there are building kit at stainless header.. has som one build that in a bb abody?
Are there other alternative in that size of headers?

I’ve got a set of b body competition headers in Phoenix if you’re interested.

Jake

 

[68 barracuda 68]

I see tti can not be used with torosion bar.. what kind of headers can i use?
Qa1 front end, riversdale steering, stroked 400 (512) b1 headed

 

[RustyRatRod]

I see tti can not be used with torosion bar.. what kind of headers can i use?
Qa1 front end, riversdale steering, stroked 400 (512) b1 headed

Extremely limited to very expensive custom headers.

 

[roccodart440]

Sounds like it time for an RMS AlterKtion.

 

[mopar head]

Or build your own, if you are a welder/pipefitter/fabricator/glutton for punishment/challenge yourself type.

 

[sst3193]

Get busy and build them yourself. I had to last year because, nobody makes a header for a 440 1978 Dodge (Mitsubishi) Challenger. It was fun once I got started, I just wasn't much interested in getting going. I plan to do another set in a slightly different configuration, some year in the future. Car has struts and a box, instead of a rack and the box makes headers messy.