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fesler 09-12-2008 04:06 PM

Fesler Built SS Headers poll PLEASE HELP
 
OK so we are in the header business now and will be able to offer you guys some killer headers that fit for a great deal. We have teamed up with a huge SS header company to build headers for our industry. They will be top notch and should fit most applications. My question to you guys is let me know what applications you would like to see.

Bad94 09-12-2008 04:29 PM

Long tube 1 3/4 for S-10's with Lt1/T56 combo.

I have 2 truck that im building that need them.

fesler 09-12-2008 04:51 PM

If you guys have more please put them down here so we can look into doing them.

caper150 09-12-2008 05:12 PM

I'd like to see some Ford stuff like for 4.6L and 5.4L for going into Mustangs, Fairlanes and Galaxies

Arai 09-12-2008 08:57 PM

Can't speak for everyone else, but I am planning on my build being a twin-turbo LS7........so that's my vote! :thumbsup:

badmatt 09-12-2008 09:02 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by caper150 (Post 165585)
I'd like to see some Ford stuff like for 4.6L and 5.4L for going into Mustangs, Fairlanes and Galaxies

Kooks has you covered for that one bro!

lil427z 09-12-2008 09:20 PM

chris , get to work.
rick k:cheers: :cheers:

Bowtieracing 09-13-2008 12:25 AM

Chris this is too easy...

LS 1-2-3-7 Stainless headers wich have PLENTY of clearance for stock plug boots and low ground clearance.

Fitment for most well known subframes ; Stock,AME,DSE..

Primarys(long tubes) for spesific engines and header flanges 7/16".

Thats it and my money comes in to your pockets:woot:

CRCRFT78 09-13-2008 08:33 AM

Somthing for the G-body with an LSx or LTx conversion. A header that doesn't need a little hammer work to fit would be nice.

chevyIIpost 09-13-2008 06:10 PM

Chevy II long tube Tri-y for most after market subframes. 1 3/4 and 1 7/8 primaries. 3/8 plus flange! LS motors and of course small block :hail:

Nate Hanson 09-13-2008 07:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bad94 (Post 165582)
Long tube 1 3/4 for S-10's with Lt1/T56 combo.

I have 2 truck that im building that need them.


I also agree, Long tube 1 3/4 smallblock headers for 1st generation S10's would be great. There are no options on the market for them that fit within in the confines of the frame.

abadsvt 09-13-2008 10:08 PM

I think a set of headers for te 67-72 c10 crowd. Nathan porter from Porterbuilt street rods is selling the crap out of his "Dropmember" which converts the steering to rack and pinion. By switching to the rack and pinion it has really almost eliminated the possibilities for headers without custom fabrication. Maybe if you were able to build a set of headers that can be used with or without the rack and pinion for LSx motors that is a huge market to appeal too. I would think that 3/4 length would be the best bet so those who are slammin there truck can still use them. That is just my opinion though.

Josh

DOOM 09-14-2008 10:54 AM

Chris I want a nice tight fit (ground clearance) 572 header! If your going to have these you have a sale. I want to support the forum sponsors as much as I can
Mario

jeff hanson 09-14-2008 02:51 PM

I think all the choices you have in the poll are great. If I had one thing to ask for, it would be ground clearance. Even if it meant an oval collector to go into an oval exhaust system. Every little bit helps. If I had a second thing to ask for, it would be an affordable price:D . Unfortunately, quality and affordability don't always go hand in hand.:lol: Good luck, keep us posted.:thumbsup:

DOOM 09-14-2008 03:02 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jeff hanson (Post 165834)
I think all the choices you have in the poll are great. If I had one thing to ask for, it would be ground clearance. Even if it meant an oval collector to go into an oval exhaust system. Every little bit helps. If I had a second thing to ask for, it would be an affordable price:D . Unfortunately, quality and affordability don't always go hand in hand.:lol: Good luck, keep us posted.:thumbsup:

I like the oval collector idea Jeff

Reckley 09-14-2008 07:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jeff hanson (Post 165834)
I think all the choices you have in the poll are great. If I had one thing to ask for, it would be ground clearance. Even if it meant an oval collector to go into an oval exhaust system. Every little bit helps. If I had a second thing to ask for, it would be an affordable price:D . Unfortunately, quality and affordability don't always go hand in hand.:lol: Good luck, keep us posted.:thumbsup:

Yes, ground clearence and price are at the top of my list as well.

Scotch 09-14-2008 09:06 PM

There's no really good 3/4 length header out there for GM A-bodies with old-school small-blocks running angle plug aftermarket heads (like AFRs). There are a ton of these cars out there and while some top-end mfrs make pricey long-tube headers, the ground clearance is minimal even at stock suspension height. A 3/4-length header (Hedman makes a nice one) would be a popular P/N, but even the Hedmans don't clear the most popular angle-plug heads. The plug wires end up right on the pipes and even with 'shorty' plugs, they're real close - too close for comfort anyway.

COYBILT 09-15-2008 12:10 AM

headers for the pontiac powered A bodies

olds87 09-15-2008 12:42 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CRCRFT78 (Post 165642)
Somthing for the G-body with an LSx or LTx conversion. A header that doesn't need a little hammer work to fit would be nice.

I'll second that.

carson 09-15-2008 02:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nate Hanson (Post 165731)
I also agree, Long tube 1 3/4 smallblock headers for 1st generation S10's would be great. There are no options on the market for them that fit within in the confines of the frame.


me too

The WidowMaker 09-15-2008 05:51 PM

any idea on price??? i know its early, but are they going to be closer to $1000 or $3000. 409 or 304 stainless?

Tim

kovert 09-15-2008 08:00 PM

we need ls turbo ls headers in a bad way!!!! there less material than a long tube header and should be simple to make and can be made universal.... only one i know of that makes a nice set are nelson and there stupid expencive

wrkcar 09-15-2008 08:07 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bowtieracing (Post 165624)
Chris this is too easy...

LS 1-2-3-7 Stainless headers wich have PLENTY of clearance for stock plug boots and low ground clearance.

Fitment for most well known subframes ; Stock,AME,DSE..

Primarys(long tubes) for spesific engines and header flanges 7/16".

Thats it and my money comes in to your pockets:woot:

me too

fesler 09-18-2008 08:40 AM

Lots of good input here, so lets get to the fun part, they will be manufactured from T-304 Stainless Steel and mandral bend for perfect flow. These will be very high end quality and now we have to figure out where we can price them to sell. I can not offer these as cheap as other companies but will be fair. Give me your inputs so we can take everything into consideration.

Some of the headers will be easier than others so that will reflect in the prices. Obviously we are going to start with the headers most asked for so the more votes one get over another the faster it will be out. We are working on 572 and LS for Camaro/Nova right now because we have them in the shop. More to come out very soon

Reckley 09-18-2008 02:30 PM

Personally, I'd like a set of 1st gen Camaro, stock sub-frame, LS headers that are somewhere between a shorty and a long tube design. I'm not happy with long tube design collectors hanging down under the floor pan. It seems to generate a lot of interior / floor pan heat and I don't care for the look of them hanging down under the car.

I also like Jeff's idea of some type of oval collector if you decide to go with a long tube design.

Mike


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