JBA 1-5/8" Shorty Headers 1965-1973 289/302 Mustang
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Ford Shorty Headers
2. Patented JBA Firecone collector* - Race proven technology for maximum hp/tq gains
3. Factory style emission connections - Easier installation
4. Extra thick collector domes - Will not distort like lesser quality headers, no leaks
5. JBA Badge - Authentic JBA Quality
6. 3/8'' thick CNC laser-cut flanges - Resists warping, prevents leaks, & easier install
7. Oversized exhaust ports - Increased flow, accommodates cyl. head portingNote: The product accompanying this document has been granted a California Air Resources Board (CARB) exemption, an E.O. number, or is a direct or consolidated replacement part. It is D-216-29 - 50-state legal, per the manufacturer's application guide.3/8" thick CNC laser-cut flanges w/Oversized exhaust ports
Specifications:
Will these fit a 347 in a 1965 mustang with Borgenson power steering box and a Tremec TKX 5 speed? thanks
Will these fit on a1966 mustang with a 289, T5 transmission and a Borgeson power steering system?
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