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1951-1958 Dodge D-501 Hemi V8 Shorty Headers Stainless Steel

K2 Industries
K2-4917-CHR-006-EC
Engine Components
$270.00 $219.99
$219.99

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1951-1958 Dodge D-501 Hemi V8 Shorty Headers Stainless Steel
1951–1958 Dodge D-501 Hemi V8 Shorty Headers — Stainless Steel

Compact headers built for the legendary D-501 Hemi, designed to clear tight engine bays without sacrificing flow. Stainless steel construction resists corrosion and heat cycling for long-term durability. Shorty design maximizes ground clearance while improving exhaust scavenging over stock manifolds.

✓ Stainless Steel Construction ✓ Ships from FL Warehouse ✓ In-House Quality Check
Key Features
  • Shorty Configuration — Fits tight engine bays without underbody rework
  • Stainless Steel Tubing — Won't rust through or corrode under heat and moisture
  • Improved Scavenging — Better exhaust exit velocity than original iron manifolds
Specs
  • Material: Stainless Steel
  • Configuration: Shorty headers
  • Engine Application: D-501 Hemi V8
What's Included
  • Pair of stainless steel shorty headers
Frequently Asked Questions

Will these headers fit my engine bay without modifications?

Shorty headers are designed for tight clearance, but test-fit before final installation. You may need to verify fit with your specific engine setup and radiator configuration.

Do I need gaskets or hardware to install these?

Headers and gaskets are separate items. Check your manifold bolt pattern and obtain OEM or quality aftermarket gaskets and fasteners before install.

Can I paint or ceramic-coat these stainless headers?

Stainless accepts high-temp ceramic coating, but surface prep is critical — media blast or grinding to bare metal first. Paint adhesion varies; ceramic coating is more durable for extreme heat.

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