Chevrolet Big Block 396/402/427/454/507/572 Shorty Headers Stainless Steel
Chevrolet Big Block 396/402/427/454/507/572 Shorty Headers Stainless Steel
K2 Industries
Part #
K2-4779-CHV-006-EC
UPC #
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Product Description
Product Description
Chevrolet Big Block 396/402/427/454/507/572 Shorty Headers Stainless Steel
Stainless steel shorty headers built to flow exhaust efficiently without frame or suspension interference. These bolt to factory mounting locations and handle displacement ranges from 396 to 572 cubic inches. Corrosion-resistant construction means they'll outlast mild steel options in any climate.
Key Features
- Shorty Design - Clears steering, suspension, and transmission without modification needed
- Stainless Steel Tubing - Resists rust and corrosion for lasting durability
- Direct Bolt-On - Uses factory attachment points on big block Chevrolet engines
Specs
- Material: Stainless Steel
- Configuration: Shorty headers
- Engine Compatibility: Big block 396, 402, 427, 454, 507, 572 cubic inch displacements
- Condition: New
What's Included
- Stainless steel header assembly
Frequently Asked Questions
Will these headers fit with my stock exhaust manifolds still on?
No — these are a direct replacement for factory manifolds. You'll need to remove the originals first. The shorty design is specifically engineered to avoid suspension and steering hits, so once you swap them in, clearance shouldn't be an issue.
Do I need to use gasket sealer or high-temp paint before installation?
Gasket sealer at the block mating surface is standard practice for any header swap — grab some copper-based high-temp product at install time. Stainless steel doesn't require coating to resist corrosion, but some builders wrap or paint for heat management if their engine bay gets tight.
What fasteners do I need to bolt these down?
You'll use your engine's factory bolt holes. Grab studs or bolts rated for high-heat exhaust work — most builders go with stainless or mild steel hardware in the appropriate size for your big block. Check your service manual for torque specs and thread pitch before ordering hardware.
