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1967 Fastback 347 stroker headers question??

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Old 05-04-2012, 05:28 PM
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Default 1967 Fastback 347 stroker headers question??

Got shorty headers from the 82 fox I'm using as a donor. Will these fit in my 67 fastback? I would like to hear from someone who has a 67 with a 347 stroker or anyone who can tell me what I should get for headers.

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Old 05-05-2012, 07:39 AM
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The fact that it's a stroker is not a factor when choosing headers. It's still a 302 block with 302 heads. I don't know if the headers will fit, but it depends also if you have an automatic or manual tranny too.
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i've never heard of fox headers fitting into a stock early mustang.

your header selection depends on the cylinder head bolt pattern, your power goals/useage and the amount of effort you want to put into it.
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Fox headers will not fit your car. They hit the shock towers on classic mustangs.

Being a stroker does mean you need a bit more flow from your exhaust. I'd recommend JBA shorties or some good (FPA, Doug's, etc) full-length headers. You're going to spend some money on them, but they'll actually fit and won't warp flanges.
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They wont work, sorry.

Clean them up nice and sell them, then put that money to a nice set of new or used headers that will work for you.

We run Hooker Super Comp long tubes in my wifes 68' and it has a 302 (306) from a 92' in it. The headers work great and sound awesome. Her heads are ported so that helps the sound a bit.
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Doug's 3/4 length on mine, looks awesome and works perfect with my setup..
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Damn, that sounds good...
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Old 05-08-2012, 02:14 PM
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Thanks guys, I ordered JBA shortys, 1650s. I hope they bolt right up. I should have this heart transplant done this Sunday, If I do, I'll try to post some pics or a vid...
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JBA makes some nice headers they should fit just fine and not leak.
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Just for the thread, I installed a set of Mac long tubes on my 65 and they fit great! I have completely changed my opinion about headers now that these have been on my 347 for a year now!
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