390 4x4 headers???
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I'm using these: Flowtech 12542FLT - Flowtech Headers - Overview - SummitRacing.com
No problems yet.
No problems yet.
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I bought a set of Sanderson headers (PN FF427) for my 2wd 360FE Bumpside project...3/8-inch flanges at the head and collector and made in the USA . Plain steel for $325 or ceramic coated for much more.
They'll fit a 4x4 too and ya don't have to jack up the engine to install or remove them!
These are ceramic coated:
They'll fit a 4x4 too and ya don't have to jack up the engine to install or remove them!
These are ceramic coated:
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Head modification is forbidden but port matching the intake to the head is not.
And all the 1 3/4" primary headers have to small of ports for the d2te head. Needs to have a bigger port than the head to prevent reversion.
I just need a good fenderwell header to finally run a collector as there is no room for one inside the frame.
I learned that the hard way when the yoke on the driveshaft smashed the collector and destroyed the driver side header.
Since I am the only one in the club running a fe, I have to have my engine preform at its best.
And my ford builders book is saying to run 2 inch primaries 32 to 36 inches long into a 3.5 inch collector into a pipe that's 18 to 20 inches long and then have a bent dump tip.
And aim it 45 degrees out and it will have a mean rap.
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I'm using these: Flowtech 12542FLT - Flowtech Headers - Overview - SummitRacing.com
No problems yet.
No problems yet.
That seems pretty cheap for a set of headers. When you put them on did you have to heat tape wrap the starter to insulate it from the headers?
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I'm using these: Flowtech 12542FLT - Flowtech Headers - Overview - SummitRacing.com
No problems yet.
No problems yet.
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Part #9228 - 390/428 engine, 2" primarys, 3 ½" collectors, fenderwell exit.<U1:P></U1:P>
450.00
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have a mud race in 3 weeks and want them on there by then