Flowtech Shorty Headers 2004-2008 Ford F-150 5.4L 50-State Legal
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Features:
- 50 state legal
- Heavy duty 16-gauge tubing for increased strength and durability
- Mandrel-bent tubing provide consistent tubing diameter for smooth flow and increased exhaust velocity
- 1-5/8” primary tube diameter for increased exhaust flow increasing performance and improving throttle response
- OE style 2-1/2” ball and socket collector connects to factory exhaust head pipe
- TIG-welded, machined 3/8” header flange for a leak-free seal and maximum strength
- Premium aluminum header gaskets included
- Accommodates all factory OE components
- Available in a high heat resistant black paint or a satin silver metallic ceramic thermal barrier coating
- Headers are a must if you are using a cold air intake, cat-back exhaust system or tuner
- The installation of this header requires the motor to be lifted off of the mounts to fit the passenger side header. If you don’t have this capability, we recommend professional installation. Please read the installation instructions completely prior to installation.
Specifications:
Will this fit on a 2008 f250 with the 5.4l v8 3v
i know it doesn't say this but will these fit a 2010 f150 lariat crew cab 4x4 5.4?
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