Tri-Y Headers in '66

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Red66GT

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I'm planning on finally getting some headers for my 66 Stang, it has a 4 spd manual transmission, I'm already aware that I'll need a power steering lowering bracket.

You guys w/ tri-y's in your 65-66 stangs that have a manual tranny, are the tri-y's hard to install and worth the effort, or should I just go w/ some shorty headers?

 

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Anyone???

 

HistoricMustang

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Tri-Y's have a lot of welds which tend to go bad as the heat cycles come and go. If you go that route get a good quality set.

I took mine off years ago. Good Luck.

HistoricMustang
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tjm73

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Not tri-Y's, but MAC makes a complete system (header to tail puipe tip) for the 65-66 cars. Quality is very good.

 

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Red66GT

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Thanks for the advice blkfrd, those tri-y's sound and look great, and I'm glad to hear they fit good w/ no problems. You made my decision easy.

 

WRXracer

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ok

im going to put some tri ys on soon ill find out..

 

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WRXracer, which tri-y's are you getting?

 

WRXracer

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ok

you know what I dont know I bought them used.. I got them from shane here on stangnet..