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08-03-2007 07:28 AM #1
Is this the best price for FE headers?
Uncoated with HD 3/8" flanges and HD 16 Ga tubing, ball and socket collectors $450 + $45 shipping. Hi heat cerma coated, baked and plished $650 + shipping.
The last set of headers I bought, (many years ago) were $79.00
I bet you can guess what kind of car !!
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08-03-2007 07:37 AM #2
Probably not the cheapest prices, but with the thick flanges and thick wall tubing they would be a long lasting set of headers.... There's still a lot of headers out there in the $100.00 range, sometimes higher depending on the application. Good FE headers are going to be expensive cuz there's not a lot of them being made....Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, Live for Today!
Carroll Shelby
Learning must be difficult for those who already know it all!!!!
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08-03-2007 08:16 AM #3
I cannot find any other source for this vehicle. any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
hooker skips this car as well as hedman best as i can tell.
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08-03-2007 10:35 AM #4
I have bought Hooker Super Comp for a 63 Galaxie before. It does'nt sound
too high from what I've paid in the past. It cost me $300.00 just for the
flanges, tubing and collectors from Hooker to build my own. And it was
from Mexico.
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08-03-2007 01:29 PM #5
Shoprat is right I THINK the Hookers for the 63 Gal are the 6113's. What brand were those headers you posted? FPA sells a set for the Gal too I think.
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08-03-2007 01:42 PM #6
The 6205's are the 61-64 Galaxie headers sorry not the 6113.
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08-03-2007 02:21 PM #7
Ford Powertrain Applications
Stan Johnson
7702 E. 96th St
Puyallup, WA 98371
(253) 848-9503
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08-03-2007 03:14 PM #8
took the plung!! I got the coated ones !!
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08-03-2007 04:44 PM #9
Well, I doubt seriously you will regret spending the extra $$$$ for some quality headers.... They will look better, last longer, and send more heat out the pipes and leave less heat accumulating under the hood!!!!Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, Live for Today!
Carroll Shelby
Learning must be difficult for those who already know it all!!!!
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08-04-2007 06:13 AM #10
Good luck with those. I've heard Stan can be a big pr**k if there are problems with the headers fitting and you call him. He'll say you car/engine is the problem and not his headers. Seems to be a 50/50 mix of good and bad.
edit...just wanted to add most headers will need a little massage here and there. I buy them painted and make sure they fit...then get them coated.Last edited by FFR428; 08-04-2007 at 06:25 AM.
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08-04-2007 10:58 AM #11
I have a set of Stan's on my 429 in a 57 Ranchero. Good quality, but
were hard to get on. They're fine after some trimming on some things.
These are just street type with the ball ends w/no collectors.
The car is just too low now to run real Headers. The collectors would
normally go under so low to clear the rear crossmember. I am happy with
his now that they are on. Custon headers are always the best.
good luck.
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08-06-2007 11:35 AM #12
My concern now is that I have an early FE block in a late body (66), and i had to modify my engine mounts to get the engine back far enough to connect with the cruis-o-matic.
more fun fun fun. It sure does run nice though.
I hope I didn't jump the gun on these headers.
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08-20-2007 09:33 AM #13
I'm Happy!!
they fit fine and look GREAT!! highly recommended.
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08-20-2007 03:27 PM #14
Well that's good to hear!!! Congrats!
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