Hedman Hedders Street Headers - 1.625 in Primary - 3 in Collector - Black Paint - AMC V8 - Jeep CJ 1972-81 - Pair

Hedman Hedders Standard Uncoated Headers; 1-5/8" Tube Diameter; 3" Collector; Full Length Design

Hedman Hedders Painted Hedders Exhaust Header 99200 Tube Size 1 5/8 in. - Collector Size 3 in. - Under Chassis Exit - w/o Smog Injection Or Injection Heads

Hedman Hedders has been manufacturing quality headers in the USA since 1954, and they've been manufacturing Jeep headers for decades. Each set uses mild steel, smooth flowing, CNC mandrel bent tubes, that are hand-welded to ensure each pair is identical to the next. Hedman's unique, gasketless ball and socket collector design allows your exhaust system to bolt up to these GEN-3 AMC V8 headers, even if it is not perfectly aligned with the header collectors

These uncoated, LONG-TUBE, Under-Chassis (in-frame) design headers fit 1972-1986 Jeep CJ5, CJ6 and CJ7 models with a 304-401 AMC V8. They are compatible with manual transmission Jeeps only. (will not work with TF 999 transmission). The long, smooth 1-5/8 in. tube, Dog-Leg port design provides excellent exhaust flow to let your CJ's Tall-Deck, AMC V8 engine breathe freely, and produce maximum torque to power you through virtually any trail

These headers are uncoated, and ship from the factory with a temporary black paint that will burn off when submitted to normal operating temperatures. For protection against the element and lower underhood temperatures, these headers are also available with a silver or black ceramic-metallic finish

Each set includes a pair of gaskets, header flange bolts and collector bolts. No collector gasket is needed

Hedman Hedders is so confident in the quality of its headers that these headers are factory backed by a Limited Lifetime Warranty

Hedman Hedders Standard Uncoated Headers

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Each member company of the Hedman Performance Group is a specialist in the field they serve. Hedman hedders specializes in headers, Trans-Dapt Engine/transmission swap mounts, and Hamburger's focuses on oil pans.