Hooker Headers Competition Headers Ford 255-302W
520-6901
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Ford 255-302W
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Transmission Compatibility:
Included Items Note: Bolts and Gaskets Included, Reducers required
Port Shape: SAP
Emissions Note:
This part is only legal for sale and use on Uncontrolled (Non-Emissions Controlled) Vehicles or on vehicles used solely for the purposes of closed competition racing.
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Specifications:
Will these fit gt40p heads? On a 1968 fairlane 302 Eng.
On Hooker Header, Part Number: 520-6901, there is a 1/4" or 3/8" tube on one of the primary tubes on the drivers side header. What is this for?
289 4.7, 1966 Ford Mustang with power steering. Will I have fitting issues with the PS? Thanks
Do you have anything or recommend anything to plug the carburetor outlets on this header?. I have an after market carb that does not use exhaust to warm up.
Will these fit my 71 Comet with the original 302 heads/auto transmission?
I have a 70 falcon with an 88 5.0 converted to carb will these fit those stock heads
Will these fit in a 1968 Mustang 351w -T5?
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