American Racing Headers First Gen LS1 F-body Headers

[A.R. Headers]

Hey Guys, It took a while (about a year) to finally get a first Gen F-body in the shop that has an LS1 based engine swap and fits all the necessary criteria for prototyping. We've had numerous phone calls for big tube LS1 swap headers for the First Gen's that have all the great features ARH headers are known for. They are now available. I'll have photo's up later today or early tomorrow.
Here's the scoop. The headers were prototyped on a 69 Camaro with stock engine location and stock steering box in place. Mounting brackets are from Detroit Speed. Headers are available in 1-3/4", 1-7/8" and 2" with 3", 3-1/2" or 4" collectors. Custom sizing for collectors is available upon request. They will be 100% U.S. made using 304 S/S. D-port flanges will be available for LS3/LS7 style exhaust ports.
If you have questions please feel free to ask. Stay tuned as we're working on getting photo's up real soon. Thanks.

Nick
A.R. Headers
631-608-1986

[Tom@ARH]

heres the pics

[TSSC]

any ideas on pricing? and ceramic coated?

[Tom@ARH]

OK the pricing for the headers are as follows,you will get the headers and 2 6" extensions with clamps for the remainder of the exaust to be built off of

1-3/4x3 $865
1-7/8x3 $895
1-7/8x3.5 $920


We also offer a 2" header with many options for more race oriented vehilces as far as collector sizes and such those start at $995 a set

We could do coating but these are 100% 304 stainless steel and will never rust. We normally don't coat the stainless

[jason dearduff]

how about headers for a ls swap to a 67 mustang? engine fits fine but the manifolds are a no go. help!!!

[Tom@ARH]

Originally Posted by jason dearduff

how about headers for a ls swap to a 67 mustang? engine fits fine but the manifolds are a no go. help!!!

That's something we could do but it would be a custom build we would need to build them on your car. I doubt there would enough interest to make a production piece of that setup

[jason dearduff]

i don't know about that. people are putting ls engines in 5.0 mustangs like crazy. i will have this conversion done will be at the car craft nats. in st. paul this summer. this thing fits like it was made for it!!

[Tom@ARH]

Don't get me wrong I love swaps and conversion vehicles and when your is done I would like to see some pics. But a 67 mustang is alot different than a fox-body mustang which I agree are getting alot of lsx attention. When making a production piece we need to determine how much interest theres going to be for that part to offset the cost off developing that part.

Originally Posted by jason dearduff

i don't know about that. people are putting ls engines in 5.0 mustangs like crazy. i will have this conversion done will be at the car craft nats. in st. paul this summer. this thing fits like it was made for it!!

[ss1]

Those look great! You guys do awesome work!

[jason dearduff]

i understand what you are saying, i hope i can find someone locally that can build some custom headers?

[ss dave]

Tom, nice, good job! I talked with you about making a set last spring and you said the mock up car was about a week out. I was going to put them in my 69 Camaro vert with a LS7. At that time I had a set of Hooker Super-Comps. I went with ATS Tri-Y's. I have to say that your price is awesome! Keep up the great work. Post it on Pro-touring.com and you'll get alot of response.

[Tom@ARH]

i'll check it out thanks