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Murphy 03-03-2019 08:38 PM

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Thanks everyone

nhramnl 03-04-2019 08:29 AM

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A number of guys have found that they had to reduce the clearance in the dingle arm, when going from 4-into-1 to tri-Ys. Those that didn't experienced terrible Sinusoidal Refleneration, which is exactly like radial wobble, but different.

jmcarter 03-04-2019 08:43 AM

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[QUOTE=nhramnl;583832]A number of guys have found that they had to reduce the clearance in the dingle arm, when going from 4-into-1 to tri-Ys. Those that didn't experienced terrible Sinusoidal Refleneration, which is exactly like radial wobble, but different.[/QUOTE

https://youtu.be/MXW0bx_Ooq4

Alan Nyhus 03-04-2019 09:05 AM

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Elston tri-y's are better everywhere on my 327 Stocker...down low, in the middle and up high. -Al

nhramnl 03-04-2019 10:39 AM

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[QUOTE=jmcarter;583833][QUOTE=nhramnl;583832]A number of guys have found that they had to reduce the clearance in the dingle arm, when going from 4-into-1 to tri-Ys. Those that didn't experienced terrible Sinusoidal Refleneration, which is exactly like radial wobble, but different.[/QUOTE



Awesome, Jim. I wondered if anybody would recognize the language!

Glenn Briglio 03-04-2019 01:11 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Alan Nyhus (Post 583834)
Elston tri-y's are better everywhere on my 327 Stocker...down low, in the middle and up high. -Al

How much better?

Alan Nyhus 03-05-2019 09:05 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Glenn Briglio (Post 583850)
How much better?

Glenn, I'm hesitant to post a number because all combinations are different. -Al

Glenn Briglio 03-05-2019 11:22 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Alan Nyhus (Post 583908)
Glenn, I'm hesitant to post a number because all combinations are different. -Al

On your combination. And what were headers before the tri y's.Not asking for hp figures, just the increase.

Ed Wright 03-05-2019 01:16 PM

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Sure depends on your combo. A Stocker, since they foot brake, might like Tri-Y, or steps.

I realize I don't know much, much, but my 350" LT1 SS car hates that stuff. I talked to Jere Stahl about that a lot. He had me mail him dyno data and time slips, car weight, and data logs from passes at the track. He told me "for certain 1 7/8" primaries", and could very well like 2" (In decent air.) He said "there is no way that car wants step headers. We build some now, but I would not sell you a set for that car."
His regular 1 7/8" headers were so much faster (Like a tenth & 1+ MPH) over my 1.5"-1 3/4" steps). At the time I could not afford to gamble on a set of his 2" headers that "it might like". I had a set of Hedman 1 7/8", but could not get all the plugs in & out, keep the wires off the tubes, and they hit the ground on landings, and had to jack the front of the trailer way up to get the car in & out. His were faster than those others, and everything cleared as well. By far the best headers I've had. His were the best & fastest on all my other cars over the years as well. I miss him.

I made the mistake of shipping my Stahl headers to the west coast, after Jere passed, for some other header guys to build a jig for the '93/'97 LT1 Camaro/Firebird cars. When I asked for them back, they had cut them up.

Billy Nees 03-05-2019 01:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Ed Wright (Post 583935)
I made the mistake of shipping my Stahl headers to the west coast, after Jere passed, for some other header guys to build a jig for the '93/'97 LT1 Camaro/Firebird cars. When I asked for them back, they had cut them up.


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