Bagged OBS, LS1 swap header question

[RPM Graphics]

i'm in the process of gathering all my parts to put an LS1 in my bagged 96 chevy fullsize.
my next hurdle is exhaust. i really want to run headers & i see Schoenfeld is the only place that makes headers for the LS1 swap into an OBS. my biggest concern is will they hang below the frame rails?
if anyone using these headers on their OBS, doesn't have to be bagged, could let me know how low they hang i would greatly appreciate it.
or if anyone is running different headers on their OBS swap i'm open to suggestions.

[Chevy-Art]

Mine are flush with the frame rails. You should have no problems with them.

[88stepside]

Same here, header collecters are above trans crossmember.

[RPM Graphics]

thanks guys, that's what i wanted to hear.

[bstill]

I wonder if these will work on a nbs? I bought some for my rock crawler project a while back, it's a s10 blazer on a full size frame, but I haven't installed them yet. I can't say how they fit but they look good to me.

[RPM Graphics]

what type of finish/coating do you guys have?
& did you have a flange welded on the ends to bolt your exhaust to or have it welded to the headers?

[Chevy-Art]

I had mine ceramic coated. And I used this part number: PN on box: 733-3967 TorcTite
http://www.ls1truck.com/forums/spons...headers-2.html post #16

[Botlfed]

you could always ask jon

[91blkstpsd]

Im using the Schoenfelds as well. Like stated you shouldnt have problems laying out with them. I got the black ones and sandblasted and ceramic coated them myself. Not bad for a first timer I dont think.



Showing how they hang. Just a little above the bottom of the framerail

[laynlow26]

Hello im new an was wondering if anyone could point me in the right directionbto were i can get my truckvbagged in the san antonio or austin area