I-6 stainless headers?
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I-6 stainless headers?
Does anyone know of somewhere that sells stainless steel headers for I-6's? I have an '86 F-250 4x4. I'm not too worried about emissions hook ups, because the truck will probably have a strong running '76 I-6 in it by this winter.
This truck is a winter driver if nothing else, and a summer time work horse. a beater by no means, and intended to stay in good shape. Regular steel headers do not deal with winters and year round use very well. I'd prefer stainless steel, but I've never dealt with ceramic coated headers- do they hold up to the elements well?
Any leads would be appreciated.
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This truck is a winter driver if nothing else, and a summer time work horse. a beater by no means, and intended to stay in good shape. Regular steel headers do not deal with winters and year round use very well. I'd prefer stainless steel, but I've never dealt with ceramic coated headers- do they hold up to the elements well?
Any leads would be appreciated.
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"Igor1973" Welcome to the site and thanks for using us for your help and information. You should receive some good answers here shortly.
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"Igor1973" Welcome to the site and thanks for using us for your help and information. You should receive some good answers here shortly.
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I am having a little trouble getting a part number from Borla, they say they don't sell one specifically for that 'old' of a truck. Even more motivated now, though, after seeing the header you have on that 300 you had built, and how clean and streamlined it the engine looks. Sweet engine, by the way!
I am having a little trouble getting a part number from Borla, they say they don't sell one specifically for that 'old' of a truck. Even more motivated now, though, after seeing the header you have on that 300 you had built, and how clean and streamlined it the engine looks. Sweet engine, by the way!
