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Dragster Header Sbc Chevy "stahl" Header Adapter Flange on 2040-parts.com

US $100.00
Location:

Tower City, Pennsylvania, United States

Tower City, Pennsylvania, United States
Condition:New other (see details) Brand:teds fabrication Manufacturer Part Number:none

3/8" mild steel "stahl" header adapter flange , these are for using a "stahl" flanged header on a regular 6 bolt cylinder head . 

includes inner and outer bolts . does NOT include gaskets . 

1-1/2" hole that must be port matched to your cylinder head.

shipping included to the lower 48

shipping is to the lower 48 states , however we do ship world wide with usps please contact before purchasing to request a shipping cost 

parts are subject to a 20% restock fee on returned orders 



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