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Old 02-13-2008, 02:36 PM
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Default Lemons Headers Big Block 1st gen

A change in direction is forcing me to change exhaust. Brand new never fired 2.25 primaries to 3.5 collectors. Killer ceramic coating! Fits big block chevy....small or big block frame stands.... dse 600 box or comparable, raised exhaust ports....can use Z-Bar! Tucked up tight against floor boards. DSE uses them on there highend builds. 6-8 weeks lead time from Lemons Cost new was 1725 shipped. I'll take $1425 shipped to your door continental U.S. only. Located in Henderson Nevada


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Old 02-13-2008, 03:00 PM
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Very nice.
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Old 02-13-2008, 03:13 PM
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yes they are. And even though they have larger tubes they clear the steering box easily; makes you wonder why the smaller-tubed Hooker's are so tight.............

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X2 ....can't use them though.
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Ok, I'll bite...what change in direction??
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Appreciate the praise guys. It kills me to sell them and have to buy another set!!!!! Different front Sub
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Appreciate the praise guys. It kills me to sell them and have to buy another set!!!!! Different front Sub
wow, deja' vu.......... I went from the factory sub to a Wayne Due and had to sell my Lemons headers too, they wouldn't clear.

Well, if anyone wants to verify how well they fit or needs a recommendation as to their quality, have them get ahold of me. Good luck with your sale.

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Beautiful headers! Good luck with the sale.
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Old 02-14-2008, 12:38 AM
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wow, deja' vu.......... I went from the factory sub to a Wayne Due and had to sell my Lemons headers too, they wouldn't clear.

Well, if anyone wants to verify how well they fit or needs a recommendation as to their quality, have them get ahold of me. Good luck with your sale.

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Talked to Dan Lemons this morning....they will work with a standard height exhuast port and steering box. Turns out they are 2 1/8 primaries but Dan said that was the right size for 600hp street application.
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