Mid. tube headers for 4WD

I have searched the world over for Mid. tube headers for a 2002 Sierra 4WD. I can't find any. Farmtruck says I need them or long tubes to take full advantage of a new cam I might put in.
I have polished the inside of my stock cast headers so shorties won't help any.
Long tubes would loose ground clearance which would negate off roading.

?? Does any one have a line on some Mid length headers?? [ I called up Bassani headers]
:hshake: Thanks

You look into Thorley's at all?

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Originally Posted by DamnYankee

You look into Thorley's at all?

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I will give them a call, they list up to 2001, thanks

:jump:Ordered Thorley Tri-Y Headers today!!

Cam stuff to follow.:D

Looking at a Comp 212/216 .550"L 114 . And hardened push rods.
What do you good gear heads recommend for valve springs?
Are Vinci HP -832 dual coil springs like Manley's? VHP are said to be quiet and long lasting.
Comp. 918 bee hive look good too.
I know at .550" lift it should not be too hard on springs.

Some one could talk me into new rockers too.

PS Surprisingly --We are remodling the bathroom and the wife has been OK with spending $$ on my project because of the $$ put into the bathroom!

But of course this is to get better gas mileage. Save the planet!!:rolleyes:

LS6 orange or yellow springs.

Rockers are spendy and don't add much power, figure 5-7rwhp for $300. Money is better spent on underdrive pulleys.

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Originally Posted by Hit Man X

LS6 orange or yellow springs.

Rockers are spendy and don't add much power, figure 5-7rwhp for $300. Money is better spent on underdrive pulleys.

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Thanks---- will do some searching:burnout:

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NO Clearance problems [on the lawn mower--- y needed work]
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Lost 21 lbs of ugly fat iron
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Straight through, but quiet with cats
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Hanging pretty

I bet the mower will cut down a tree now. :D