LSX ATS tri Y headers brand new for sale
 

LSX ATS tri Y headers brand new for sale
OK, I bought these from frank at Prodigy a while back. I really love the way these headers fit my car. (67 Camaro) but I went with the ride tech true turn steering upgrade and now the headers wont work. The reason is because of the center link adapter makes the tie rod hit one of the tubes when you turn. I was within inches of cutting the tube and modifying it, but couldn't do it. I decided to sell them and go with a set of one off custom made headers at a local shop more suited for my application. These headers fit around the steering box with out any problems and tuck up nicely. Never started or used at all. Just bolted on with a few bolts and installed the ride tech steering this week and found the interference.

If you are looking for the altimate set of LS headers on your first gen (67-69) camaro or (68-72) nova these are the ones to get. They have been discontinued and only a few sets are in existence.
Selling them for what I paid. $1900

Good Luck with the sale! Someone should buy these and reproduce them in large numbers at a better price.

Travis

Thanks. Looking for a good home. In perfect condition.

Yeah. Good luck with that. Material alone was $1300 in mild steel and over $2K in stainless and they took over 35 hours to weld up by hand. Tri-Y headers in this style are not a mass-produceable product.

Tyler

I have a set, and if I dont use them on the camaro, I'll use them on the Nova, and If I dont use them on the Nova, I'll mount them on the wall as art!!!

mass produce my ass,

LS1 or LS7
 

Are these for the Ls1 or the LS7?
Thanks
Chris

I'm not in the market for a set but I would love to see what these automotive pieces of art look like. Goodluck with the sale. Nevermind I Googled them. Nice pieces of automotive art.

headers
 

Could Iget some pictures? do you have part numbers?
Thanks
Chris

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Somebody must have been taking ALOT of breaks to take 35 hours to weld those up.

I should have been more descriptive. 35 to make. This includes cutting each tubing bend, hand fitting, sanding, and welding. Once they were in the jig and ready to weld, it was about 8 hours total time behind a mask. These were a bitch to make in small production and I can't even imagine this on a large scale.

Tyler

Here are some pics of them, if your commited to a stock subframe I'd run these in a heartbeat. Not sure what other subframes they work on.

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3153/...89e952f841.jpg

http://www.onelapcamaro.com/OLC_pics/ls7%20hdrs%204.jpg

http://i54.tinypic.com/6elkrk.jpg

http://i55.tinypic.com/2ir4x6q.jpg

I have had a few people that have been interested but no one has comited to buying them yet.
need them gone now.