sprog

I am looking at cj pony headers with dual output. I have read that the header will burn up stock starter because it touches it. has anyone had this problem and what did you do?

69mach1377

If it touches, then someone did a bad job of designing them, stay away.
If there is some clearance, you can wrap one or both the header and starter, or put some fiber glass insulation between them.

sprog

I know that some people have put headers on there 1966 in line six just wondering how it was done and what headers did you use.

User 92421

creative hammering technique around the starter?... i'm not sure how people make them work.

sprog

I was hoping to here from someone who has done this mod. Maybe they had different headers.If someone has done this I would like to know which headers did you use and did it cause problems with starter.

AscolA

I had this done several years ago. I bought the headers here: http://www.vintageinlines.com/

I had an local shop do the installation and have had zero issues with the starter.

Lots of good info here too: https://fordsix.com/

69mach1377

I'm just curious how it sounds...how about a video clip AscolA?

cashs mom

Clifford's used to make some that were supposed to fit well. I have no idea how they were installed though. We never tried.

AscolA

It sounds like a v8. Unfortunately the mustang has been put away for the winter. Next time its out I'll take a video.

Red65inline6

Hey, I saw that you have a header in your inline six too. I was wondering if you have had any problems with the gasket getting brunt up. My header is eating gaskets and I'm looking for a new gasket to fix her right. Thanks.