Sanderson Headers CV08 Chevy V6 Jeep

The CV08 offers a rear exit design for Chevy 90° V6 engine swaps in Jeeps, Land Cruisers, and other applications where a center down collector exit would interfere with chassis or steering components.

Comes with all hardware necessary for installation.

SPECIFICATIONS:

Engine : 90° Chevrolet V6 Engines (4.3L / 262")
Primary Tube Diameter : 1½"
Collector Diameter : 2½"
Weight : 14 LBS / 6.35 KGS

FEATURES:

    * 16-Gauge Primary and Collector Tube Thickness
    * 3/8" Thick Flange
    * Patented Flange Design Requires NO Gaskets
    * Tightest Fitting Header Available Anywhere!
    * Made in the USA

INCLUDES:

    * Header Bolt Set

 
OPTIONS:

    * Our Aluminized Ceramic Coating is available and RECOMMENDED on all Sanderson Headers. We apply a multi-layer inside and outside silver ceramic coating in-house to meet our high standards of quality, and polish the coated header to a high luster. This coating provides aerospace and military technology to your vehicle to control the heat in your engine bay, improve cylinder scavenging of exhaust gases, and increase the longevity of your header investment.

What is a D-Port?

We often see confusion in what is considered a D-Port cylinder head for small block Chevrolet engine applications. The problem originates in the technical understanding of what constitutes a true D-PORT versus a D-shape. The D-Port roof extends well above the centerline of the exhaust port, whereas the D-shaped port fits nicely inside what is deemed a standard port dimension. As shown in the graphic below, the d-shape easily fits within the common round or square port flange opening.

Where other header manufacturers use a typical flat header flange and gasket for sealing, the patented raised flange design of the Sanderson Headers requires different flanges for different small block Chevy exhaust port shapes. Other header flanges will often block the top of the exhaust port on D-port heads. When using a Sanderson D-Port flange the port is not blocked. However, using the wrong flange with a Sanderson header may expose open areas that will not seal, creating an exhaust leak.

Examples:

1. Using a D-port flange on a common GM head (standard round, square, or D-shaped port), the header port flange open is larger (taller opening) than the sealing area around the exhaust port (additional details below, comparing two BRODIX Track 1® cylinder heads)
2. Using a standard Sanderson header flange on a D-port cylinder head has a similar problem, where the cylinder head exhaust port opening may extend above the raised flange sealing area, again creating the possibility of an exhaust leak.

Here is an example of a small block Chevrolet D-port cylinder head that requires the Sanderson D-Port header flange.

WARRANTY:

Limited 5-Year Warranty

DIMENSIONS:

When sitting in driver's seat and engine in front of you, the LEFT header would be the Driver's Side on LH drive vehicles; coincidently, means the RIGHT header is on the passenger side. See the detail image above left that describes engine sides.