Stainless Shorty Headers w/O2, Ford 289/302/5.0L V8 (pair) SKU: 8016NET
Stainless Shorty Headers w/O2, Ford 289/302/5.0L V8 (pair)
Product Overview:
These headers were designed to fit 66-77 Broncos with late model 5.0 fuel injected engines and will also fit earlier 289 and 302 engines.
Full description
These headers were specifically designed for Wild Horses to fit 66-77 Broncos with late model 5.0 fuel injected engines. They will also fit earlier 289 and 302 engines. No starter interference problems and easy installation. These are the best choice for low-end torque and horse power. Our regular stainless steel headers come complete with all hardware gaskets and 2.5" starter tubes with fittings to hook up O2 sensors.
- Heavy wall 14 gauge steel tubing
- 3/8" flanges
- Thick steel collector dome
Now how do these accessories address each of the common issues associated with using headers?
- The Stage 8 locking header bolts will completely stop the bolts from loosening. This will save your gaskets for as long as possible.
- Seal your headers to the maximum level with the Reflex headers seals. They won't Burn Out: 100% flexible graphite construction means Remflex gaskets are good for up to 3,000°F — far exceeding that of any vehicle's exhaust system temperature!
- Save your spark plug wires with our Plug Boot Protectors. These protectors will keep the boots from burning, preventing misfire and allow the spark to get to the plug where it belongs.
HEADER TECH
- None of our headers will fit the 302 engines with 3 or 4 port air injector tubes. These were sometimes used on 74-75 Broncos as part of the emissions system. All of the headers can be modified to fit by grinding clearance on header flange.
- None of our headers are designed to fit 5.0 "P" heads.
- Headers do not require any modification of the smog system to render it inoperable. Existing smog systems should always stay intact. Consult your local laws before ordering.
Q&A
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Asked by Steve Knutzen, December 3, 2023
Q: I purchased a set of your shorty headers, is there an exhaust kit that fits an ax conversion? I would like to hook up exhaust before body goes back on.
Answered by ☆ sales - December 15, 2023
A: Unfortunately, no system currently that we are aware of.
Asked by Nathan, June 18, 2020
Q: I'm building a 302, I have Edelbrock aluminum heads, how tight should I torque these? Edelbrock doesn't doesn't have a listed torque number.
Answered by ☆ sales - June 19, 2020
A: Normally the exhaust manifolds or headers are still torqued to the stock spec, we found it listed between 18 - 24 ft/lbs. You may reach out to Edelbrock directly, to be 100% sure for your specific heads.
Asked by Ron Perekovich, December 18, 2019
Q: Primary tube size?
Answered by ☆ sales - December 19, 2019
A: The primary tubing is 1-1/2 outside diameter.
Asked by Benjamin, April 14, 2014
Q: Do you know if these will fit a 351 W in an early Bronco?
Answered by ☆ sales - April 15, 2014
A: You can bolt them on. The passenger side will usually be touching the inner wheel well. This is why we don't list them for the 351W. If it's a trail rig with no inner wheel wells no problem.