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    1. 04-10-2008 #1
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      LS1 has Hooker headers. Will they work in 68?

      My 2000 LS1 came with Hooker Super Comp Headers. Will these fit in a 68 camaro or do I need to buy those special LS1 swap headers?

      What do u think I could sell them for? They are high temp black

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    3. 04-11-2008 #2
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      If they are the headers off the 01 camaro they will not fit..
      You need special conversion headers.. There are quite a few companys making them now.. Do a search, or try google
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    4. 04-11-2008 #3
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      I just installed my set of cermaic coated hooker headers. I Used ATS plates. The headers are BEATIFUL. I dropped them in from the top of the engine, they came with bolts, lock washers, and gaskets and took all of 6 minutes to install. Easiest headers i have EVER isntalled on anything and best looking. They look better than the $1k SS Kooks headers/x pipe i had on my 01 Z06.
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    5. 04-26-2008 #4
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      why wount they work??
      Quote Originally Posted by skeeters65
      If they are the headers off the 01 camaro they will not fit..
      You need special conversion headers.. There are quite a few companys making them now.. Do a search, or try google
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    6. 04-26-2008 #5
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      Quote Originally Posted by rawpwr7
      why wount they work??
      Because a 68 Camaro chassis is very different than a 2001 Camaro.

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    7. 04-27-2008 #6
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      I just wanted to clear up that i used the 67-69 Hooker swap headers PN# 520-2288-1 not the 98+ LS1 headers.
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    8. 04-27-2008 #7
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      John....put those headers up for sale at LS1tech.com. You'll sell them so fast your head will spin off.
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    9. 05-03-2008 #8
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      where can i find 1-7/8 swap headers???
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    10. 05-04-2008 #9
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      Quote Originally Posted by rawpwr7
      where can i find 1-7/8 swap headers???
      I think the only place you will find them is through Frank @ ProdigyCustoms. They are made by StainlessWorks and sold through him. I don't know if it will fit your setup but you can check with Frank.
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      1-7/8"? The SW swap headers, at least the standard versions, are 1-3/4".
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      Quote Originally Posted by rawpwr7
      where can i find 1-7/8 swap headers???
      ATS...
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