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toddoky 10-19-2015 09:37 PM

Are you wanting the full 304SS version, or the 409SS system with 304SS mufflers?
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Misled 10-19-2015 09:53 PM

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The 409/304 is fine....no plans for bad weather driving.

toddoky 10-19-2015 10:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Misled (Post 7346946)
The 409/304 is fine....no plans for bad weather driving.

I'll get you a part number in the morning...are you using the Hooker transmission crossmember in your truck?
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Misled 10-19-2015 10:51 PM

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Yep, Hooker/Holley everything swap-wise so far...

toddoky 10-20-2015 09:57 AM

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Originally Posted by Misled (Post 7347029)
Yep, Hooker/Holley everything swap-wise so far...

The part number for that system is 70501414-RHKR.
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Misled 10-20-2015 10:19 PM

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Originally Posted by toddoky (Post 7347421)
The part number for that system is 70501414-RHKR.
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Thank you!!!!

79SierraGrande 12-01-2015 02:46 AM

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Hi Toddoky,

Any plans in the near future to test fit any of these swaps parts for 73-87 4x4 K10 trucks, or develop some swap parts specifically for 4x4 square bodies? I'm building a 1979 GMC Sierra Grande currently and getting ready to put a LY6 6.0L LS engine in it backed up by a 4L80e. It's a K10 but I'm throwing a one-ton running gear underneath it with the Dana 60 axle in front and Corporate 14-bolt in back, both with 4.11 gears. I'd love to have a nice set of stainless steel full length headers, transmission crossmember, direct fit exhaust system with side exit etc. etc. for 4x4 trucks. I love the C10's but they don't do so well in a Montana winter.

Best,

Jeremy

toddoky 12-01-2015 06:14 PM

I haven't heard of any plans to develop specific components for the 4x4 applications at this stage Jeremy and it would be tough to do anything beyond engine mounts and headers due to all the different transmission, transfer case and rear axle combinations used by everyone. The C10 Hooker components definately won't fit.
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79SierraGrande 12-01-2015 10:59 PM

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Originally Posted by toddoky (Post 7395462)
I haven't heard of any plans to develop specific components for the 4x4 applications at this stage Jeremy and it would be tough to do anything beyond engine mounts and headers due to all the different transmission, transfer case and rear axle combinations used by everyone. The C10 Hooker components definately won't fit.
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Thanks for the reply. I totally understand. Wishful thinking I guess on my part since a lot of these LS engines people are swapping are out of 4x4 trucks like the LY6 6.0L I got out of a 2011 Chevy 2500 HD. I just figured it made sense but I see your point.

Do you know of any header applications that people have been trying for totally different vehicles that may fit with a little coersion into the K10's? I'll likely have to try that because I don't think I can afford custom built headers unless you know some place that will do it for $1,000 or less. Cheapest I found so far was $2,450 from stainlessheaders.com. Ouch! Or do you think a shorty, block hugger header or factory manifold off say the Corvette might be the ticket?

foamypirate 12-02-2015 02:38 PM

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Originally Posted by 79SierraGrande (Post 7395750)
Thanks for the reply. I totally understand. Wishful thinking I guess on my part since a lot of these LS engines people are swapping are out of 4x4 trucks like the LY6 6.0L I got out of a 2011 Chevy 2500 HD. I just figured it made sense but I see your point.

Do you know of any header applications that people have been trying for totally different vehicles that may fit with a little coersion into the K10's? I'll likely have to try that because I don't think I can afford custom built headers unless you know some place that will do it for $1,000 or less. Cheapest I found so far was $2,450 from stainlessheaders.com. Ouch! Or do you think a shorty, block hugger header or factory manifold off say the Corvette might be the ticket?

I would check out the Hooker cast iron manifolds if you are concerned about clearance. They are based on the E-ROD LS3 manifold if I recall, but hug the block nice and tight. I believe the part number for the uncoated version is 8501HKR.

homemade87 12-03-2015 05:29 PM

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Toddoky , Been looking for some 3" tailpipes over the axle side exit behind the tire. I see the ls swap kit in 3" has a nice looking set ( 70501415 ) . Whats the chances I can buy the tailpipe by it self . I have the rest of what I need just need the tailpipes .

toddoky 12-05-2015 09:53 AM

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Originally Posted by homemade87 (Post 7397597)
Toddoky , Been looking for some 3" tailpipes over the axle side exit behind the tire. I see the ls swap kit in 3" has a nice looking set ( 70501415 ) . Whats the chances I can buy the tailpipe by it self . I have the rest of what I need just need the tailpipes .

The chance of that happening is zero; the tailpipes are only sold as part of the exhaust systems.
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Pulse_GTO 12-09-2015 12:13 PM

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Originally Posted by toddoky (Post 7262635)
The engine brackets are compatible with the later factory truck compressor that does not have the rear sensor on it, but the edge of the front lip of the clamshell mounting brace on the truck will need to be trimmed slightly to clear the compressor.

Would you happen to know the part number, or year and model this compressor is from?

Also do you have a picture of how much needs to be notched?

toddoky 12-09-2015 06:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Pulse_GTO (Post 7403961)
Would you happen to know the part number, or year and model this compressor is from?

Also do you have a picture of how much needs to be notched?

The OE compressor number is 10S17F (the larger displacement 10S20F was also used in some applications). I don't have a picture of the notch...you only have to notch the flange lip on the front of the mount frame bracket.

Pulse_GTO 12-10-2015 12:19 PM

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Originally Posted by toddoky (Post 7404317)
The OE compressor number is 10S17F (the larger displacement 10S20F was also used in some applications). I don't have a picture of the notch...you only have to notch the flange lip on the front of the mount frame bracket.

Will both work, or just the 10S17F?

toddoky 12-10-2015 10:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Pulse_GTO (Post 7405124)
Will both work, or just the 10S17F?

I've only validated the fitment of the 10S17F and don't know what the physical differences are with the 10S20F, if any.
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Advanced Design 12-21-2015 09:24 PM

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Toddoky,

Would you have the dimension for the distance from the verticle centerline of the engine to the outside edge of the compressor for the 20-133 r4 mount and 20-134 for Sanden mount?
I can't find them on the Holley website.
Thank you!

toddoky 12-23-2015 09:15 AM

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Originally Posted by Advanced Design (Post 7418560)
Toddoky,

Would you have the dimension for the distance from the verticle centerline of the engine to the outside edge of the compressor for the 20-133 r4 mount and 20-134 for Sanden mount?
I can't find them on the Holley website.
Thank you!

I don't have those dimensions readily available, but I can do a mock-up of the parts to get them for you...it will take a couple of days.
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Advanced Design 12-23-2015 10:27 AM

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I don't have those dimensions readily available, but I can do a mock-up of the parts to get them for you...it will take a couple of days.
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Thank you. That would be very helpful in determining if those brackets will fit in the earlier trucks without cutting into the inner fenders. Your competitors have those dimensions readily available.

jetfast 12-23-2015 10:46 AM

Re: Hooker 73-87 GM truck LS swap system
 
Page 2 of the instruction manuals for the complete accessory drive kits shows the dimension you are looking for.

20-136 R4 Complete Accessory Kit product page:
20-136
Deep link to instruction manual:
20-136 Manual

20-137 Sanden 508 Complete Accessory Kit product page:
20-137
Deep link to instruction manual:
20-137 Manual

Advanced Design 12-23-2015 10:52 AM

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Thank you! I looked everywhere...except in the instructions. :)

toddoky 12-23-2015 01:57 PM

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Thank you jetfast for saving me some time this afternoon!

jetfast 12-23-2015 04:47 PM

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No problem!

Mayfield 01-06-2016 10:26 AM

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Todd,
I placed a order through summit racing for the hooker exhaust system 11-17-15. Just got a email with expected ship date of 1-27-16. Does it really take 3 months to build a exhaust system?

homemade87 01-06-2016 10:38 AM

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I ordered my thru summit as well first of Dec . Summit did say its to ship in Jan when I ordered . I too just got a email from summit that they have not heard from the manufacturer on a ship date yet . So not sure when it will arrive . I would like to know if is going to be another month or so .

I would expect the holidays slowed things down . Also must of not had any stock at all on hand .


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