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Old 09-07-2013, 11:58 PM   #4
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Smile Re: heat riser and headers

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Originally Posted by WhippinSaw View Post
I have a set of ram horns like in the picture below on my 327. I was thinking about replacing them with headers but was wondering what to do about the rough cold starts without the heat Riser no longer in the exhaust pipe. (I would also have to mount my alternator somewhere else.) Without the heat riser I have to flutter the gas pedal until the cold light goes out. Is there a heat riser for headers or should I just run duals out the ram horns;
We've found in our area that by just enriching the choke properly, we do not have to flutter the gas pedal until engine warms up. Just start up and go--and smoothly so--until eng. warmth coincides with choke pull-off. [Of course, here in SC, we don't have as cold days as you guys; but, nonetheless, we DO see some mornings in the teens, and still no problems.] Takes a bit of trial-and-error, but it can be done! Patience and properly-operating choke will be your friends.
Sam
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