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Old 02-26-2014, 07:58 PM
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I am putting together a 351m with 351 cleveland heads. I have a 1976 Valare IFS. Just wondering if anybody has done this, and what headers might fit. I don't want to buy headers and have them not fit. I might have to go with custom headers but they get very pricey of course. Any ideas or suggestions would be appreciated.
 
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Old 02-26-2014, 08:01 PM
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That would be on a 1955 F100
 
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I'm using Sanderson Headers PN FC3's on my 351m Stroker in my 48 F1. I have a Jag IFS and it clears fine. Due to my IFS I had to move my motor mounts to the passenger side.


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Is the crossmember under the center of the engine. If not Sanderson makes a center dump block hugger style header. It's the FF5 .
 
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The cross member is close to the center. I needed a rear sump oil pan because the crossmember was in the way. Those shortys look like they could work. I am putting the motor together in 2-3 weeks(waiting on parts).
 
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Sent you a PM on the headers, I have a new set that dump in the center. They are Sanderson FF5.
 
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48 steel why did you go with the FC3's and not the FC'2s. Did the starter get in the way?
 
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48 steel why did you go with the FC3's and not the FC'2s. Did the starter get in the way?
Due to the IFS I have installed I didn't what the headers to interfere with steering linkage.

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I did some measuring and ordered my Sanderson FC2's yesterday. Waiting for my pistons(should be here the end of the week). Then have to get the crank, rods, and pistons balanced. I will finally get to build the motor in a couple of weeks. Can't wait!!
 
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