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lets say i drive very slowly over speed bumps bill. i always liked the looks of things a little different. my buddy growing up had a set on a 70 ss 396-375 chevelle with an L-88 cam. i'll never forget the sound of him banging off powershifts at 7K with open headers. from 4k on up it pulled like crazy. we had another guy with a 71 chevelle ss with an m-22 crate L-88 and 4.56 gears and those hesders. it was a sound i'll never forget listening to him rope the gears from our favorite spot. it seems a lot of the nastiest street cars from the area(brockton)ran them. luckily they are real easy to install or remove off the car. its funny though, my car is really nothing special, just an old unrestoredss street hacker. but at most shows it seems to draw a few people because of them. mike
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awesome rick!!!! gotta love the old day 2 race cars and street hackers!! i had a tunnel ram but now hope to install an 8-71. mike
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Hooker, Hedman, Stahl, Kustom, Casler, they all made them for the BB chevelles back then.
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