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1967-1974 Dodge Dart Long Tube Headers Hooker Competition - Painted 5901HKR

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1967-1974 Dodge Dart Long Tube Headers Hooker Competition - Painted 5901HKROverview Hooker Competition headers offer the best value in the high performance header market. Designed for the value conscious buyer, Hooker Competition headers offer premium features at a very competitive price. Made of durable 16 gauge mild steel tubing, the Hooker Competition header design utilizes a long transition collector to reduce back pressure and increase exhaust flow. A perfect sealing surface is assured with the 5 16" machined flanges,

Overview

Hooker Competition headers offer the best value in the high performance header market. Designed for the value-conscious buyer, Hooker Competition headers offer premium features at a very competitive price. Made of durable 16 gauge mild steel tubing, the Hooker Competition header design utilizes a long transition collector to reduce back pressure and increase exhaust flow. A perfect sealing surface is assured with the 5/16" machined flanges, with welded O-ring seals. Experience has proven that this flange size is ideal to maintain header integrity and be pliable enough to seal each exhaust port. Tubing is mandrel-bent to maintain metal strength and provide consistent tube diameter at radii to maximize performance. Hooker Competition headers have a standard finish that features a heat-cured, high-heat-resistant paint. Optionally, the famous Hooker Ceramic Thermal Barrier Coating is available.

Features

  • Tuned-length primary tubes for better performance
  • Mandrel-bent tubing for smooth exhaust flow
  • Light weight & sturdy 16 gauge tubing
  • Long transition collector for decreased back pressure
  • 5/16" machined flanges for a perfect seal
  • Industry's best welds for durability
  • Designed for easy, trouble-free fit
  • All necessary hardware included for a complete installation (Excluding header reducers)
  • Works with power steering, power brakes and air conditioning

Applications

Year Make Model Engine Fitment Notes
1967-1969 Dodge Dart 4.5L V8 273 CID See Below!
1968-1974 Dodge Dart 5.2L V8 318 CID See Below!
1968-1973 Dodge Dart 5.6L V8 340 CID See Below!
1974 Dodge Dart 5.9L V8 360 CID See Below!
1967 Plymouth Barracuda 4.5L V8 273 CID See Below!
1968-1969 Plymouth Barracuda 5.2L V8 318 CID See Below!
1968-1969 Plymouth Barracuda 5.6L V8 340 CID See Below!
1970-1974 Plymouth Duster 5.2L V8 318 CID See Below!
1970-1973 Plymouth Duster 5.6L V8 340 CID See Below!
1974 Plymouth Duster 5.9L V8 360 CID See Below!
1971-1974 Plymouth Scamp 5.2L V8 318 CID See Below!
1967-1969 Plymouth Valiant 4.5L V8 273 CID See Below!
1968-1974 Plymouth Valiant 5.2L V8 318 CID See Below!


Fitment Notes

  • Works with power steering, power brakes and air conditioning
  • Will NOT fit motors equipped with air injection pump without modification.
  • Hooker headers for MOPAR 318-360 engines will bolt on the popular aftermarket B-A heads. However, because the exhaust port centerline on these heads is 5/8” higher and 3/8” out from the engine centerline compared to stock heads, some header modifications will be required for installation. Spark plug locations require cutting the header flanges for clearance.
  • Breaking in an engine with ceramic coated headers WILL result in damage to the coating and will VOID all warranties. Hooker recommends using cast iron exhaust manifolds or old headers during your engine break-in period to avoid damaging your coated damage.
  • The use of header wraps can cause the header tubes to crack or rust due to excessive heat and moisture build-up. Hooker does not recommend the use of header wraps as this will void the warranty.
  • Hooker long tube headers do not come with header reducers, purchase Part Number 11030HKR to connect these headers to your factory exhaust!

Specs

Brand Hooker
Collector Diameter 3.00 inch
Collector Length 8 inch
Bolt Size 5/16-18 x 3/4
Header Finish Black Paint
Header Style Long Tube
Primary Tube Diameter 1-5/8 inch
Product Type Headers
Tube Material Mild Steel
Warning California Proposition 65
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