TUBULAR TACTICS

摘要

In a perfect world, headers would always fit, and a lot of times they do. But building a hot rod means by definition that you're changing or modifying the stock parts with stuff that doesn't always occupy the same space as the original equipment. Header manufacturers try their best to anticipate typical hot rod moves-like big oil pans, cylinder heads with elevated exhaust ports, better steering boxes, high-torque starters, or custom steering shafts-but there are just too many possibilities that must be covered. We found ourselves in a similar situation with our '68 Nova project, and decided to deal with the problem head-on.