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#139502 09/28/2007 11:32 PM
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Hi guy’s I was wondering if anyone could tell me what application of header fit a 52 ½ ton with a 350 and mustang II front end and what problems you had (1996 camaro fits but you need three knuckles) that sort of thing . Any help would be great. Thanks Jeff


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#139503 09/29/2007 3:17 PM
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Most block hugger headers will work some better than others. Before you decide on headers I would do just what you are doing, check with others and look at their pictures with the steering installed. I would recommend a ceramic coated header to prevent rust. Good luck


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