Doug's Headers Black Hi-Temp Coated Headers 1966-1970 Ford/Mercury 390-428
776-D625-B
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Ford 390-428
- 1966-1970 Fairlane
- 1966-1970 Ranchero
- 1966-1970 Torino
- 1966-1970 Comet
Notes:
- Installation requires power steering bracket 776-H7609.
- Without oil cooler.
- Will only fit 16 bolt FE cylinder heads with the top four exhaust bolt holes in line. Will not seal properly on heads with the end upper bolts lower than the center bolts.
Emission Code:
- The product accompanying this document is legal only for off-highway use(except in California or states that have adopted California emission standards),racing use or for use on pre-emission-controlled motor vehicles/motor vehicleengines (pre-1974 domestic vehicles certified to California standards, pre-1974domestic vehicles certified to federal standards and all pre-1974 foreignvehicles), per the manufacturer's application guide.
| Automatic | Manual | |||||
| A/C | P/B | P/S | Column | Floor | Column | Floor |
| Y | Y | Y | Y | Y | Y | Y |
Specifications:
Hello, I had a quesiton about the headers on your site, part # D625-B. It says installation requires power steering bracket 776-H7609. Is that only relevant on vehicles with power steering? Car they'd be used for has a manual rack.
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