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fastaggie

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I've got a 66 fastback with EFI 5.0, T5 with cable clutch, and HiPo headers. I'm thinking about going to ceramic coated Tri-Y's. Who's running them, what manufacturer and where did you find them? Appreciate your help.
 

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I have a set of Patriot ceramic tri-y's on my 1966 fastback. They work great for my application (289, C4, X-pipe, mandrel exhaust through valance, car lowered about 3" front and 1" in back). In addition they have good ground clearance compared to my old Headman headers (have not hit a speed bump yet).

I bought these on eBay from one of the major Mustang dealers about a year ago ($230-240 + shipping).
 
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http://www.stanginfo.com/Headers/headeroptions_view.php
 
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Quoted directly from Mustang Steve's web site, Hopefully he won't mind.

Although this kit fits the T-5 and Tremec factory cable type bellhousing, SOME HEADERS MAY INTERFERE WITH THE CABLE AT THE BELLHOUSING / CABLE AREA.
Tri-Y headers are especially problematic, but can be modified by relocating one of the tubes.

Hooker Super Comp long tubes fit well.

When using a 351W, the Heddman long tube headers fit like they were made specifically for this application, and their shorty headers fit great, too. Stock manifolds present no problems.
 

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If you buy headers, make sure that it has a ceramic coating. While it may only be one layer, it will last longer than a non coated 1. And if you are broke, stupid, etc, buy 4 cans of high temperature primer to keep rust from forming for about 1 year. After that ur screwed.
 
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