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blown65

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Right now I have 1 5/8" LT headers but the engine I'm building up will be choked off with those. I know Ive seen some advertised somewhere that had 1 3/4" Primaries but for the life of me cant find them.

Its for a 302 based engine in a 65 stang. Any ideas besides custom ones?

 

65fastbackresto

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You may be thinking

of the tri-y`s, they have 1 1/2 tube running to 1 3/4 primaries, I think thats what it says. I got a set of Patriots on my desk behind me just waiting for me to install them.

 

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thekid760

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Acuufab Headers:

http://www.accufabracing.com/exhaust.htm#HeadBolts

 

blown65

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Cool, thanks. I also found some hedman headers but those accufab ones I believe are made of heavier material. Hedman ones did have some 1 3/4 to 1 7/8 stepped but I think straight 1 3/4 would be fine for my setup.

Thanks for that link.

I dont believe the tri-ys will flow well enough for me.

 

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I had Hooker Super Comps that I think breathed fine.

 

blown65

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I think the super comps are 1 5/8". My build is a 347 revving to about 8200-8400 and I'm personally thinkin thats going to be leaving some power on the table.

 

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thekid760

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Give us some specifics about your engine. I'd love to have a rev happy 347 or 331.

 

blown65

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thekid760 said:

Give us some specifics about your engine. I'd love to have a rev happy 347 or 331.

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347
R302 Block
14-1 comp
Victor Jr heads ported
Solid roller apx 260/270 .050 and 630 lift
C4 w/brake Not sure on converter yet, going to run my 10" 4k one for now.
Vict Jr intake I believe but thats not set in stone yet.

 

ratio411

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Tubular makes 1 7/8" headers.
6208 Hooker SCs are 351w swap headers with 1 3/4"... but I have seen them used on SBFs with only spacers between the head and flange. Fit better than with 351. I know of a guy that runs them on his 1/4 mile car with a 347 (205 AFRs). He used a set of header flanges as spacers.

Edit:
Crites restorations also makes a set of 1 3/4" headers.
They claim they fit either a 351 or 302... I was skeptical at first.
Such tight engine bays, how could they fit either engine?
I have seen install pics for both engines with this one header in a Maverick and both ways looked great. (65-66 Stangs and Mavericks have very close engine bays and can interchange most headers)

Edit2:
Found a pic of that 302 (347) with the 351w Hookers... 6208s.
You can't tell much other than the headers do fit and will support a serious engine.

 

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blown65 said:

I think the super comps are 1 5/8". My build is a 347 revving to about 8200-8400 and I'm personally thinkin thats going to be leaving some power on the table.

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I reved my 289 to 8000.

 

blown65

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Thanks for all the info. Looks like I could go a few diff routes.

I have the hooker headers right now and knew about the 351w ones but was worried the dimensions would cause a prob. Hopefully in a few weeks Ill have the motor back and decide what to do with the headers.