headers?
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headers?
I have a 94 f150 302 and long tubes. Shortly after buying the truck i did a SAS (solid axle swap) . My issue is that now the headers are in the way for the front drive shaft. Does any body know of a brand that will hug the engine/trany close enough or will i just have to settle for shorties? Thanks for the help
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swapped a dana 44 out of a 78 bronco and the 8" lift springs. it still has alil squat in the front but didn't know untill after the install either that they are big block springs so it rides like a brick lol. oh well. im not sure what brand the headers r but they rubbed with the original front end in but not to bad. do ur flowtechs hang down below the trans cross member also. mine do and so the pipe was ran really weird over it.
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Originally Posted by 894fseries
do ur flowtechs hang down below the trans cross member also. mine do and so the pipe was ran really weird over it.
A link to more exhaust pics... http://www.flickr.com/photos/motorstuff/collections/72157602815866941/
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The Boss motor is a pushrod 302 based motor utilizing standard windsor style heads, I don't see why you would have any problems fitting standard 302 truck headers.
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Im sorry But you Are WRONG about the "Boss heads" they are not Windsor heads! Windsor heads wish they Could be Compaired to the heads on a REAL BOSS. the heads on a BOSS are 351 CLEAVLAND 4v heads CLOSED chambered. Not trying to be a dick but correcting your error.