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I have a 90 formula 5.0 5 speed and was wondering what shorty headers will fit the stock ypipe.I dont care is I have to cut the flares off the ypipe as long as they will fit the headers.was thinking about the cheap ones summitracing sells but in the notes it says will not fit stock ypipe.so anyone know what I can get that will fit?
and by the way my pipe from cat back is only 2 1/4",I thought all 3rd gens with v8 were atleast 2 1/2 or 3"
i am in the same position i want to get some edelbrock headers they are used for 50 bucks and although they look rusty is that a good deal or should i buy new ones with the y pipe you should buy the the headman the ones thaat come comee with the y pipe
I have a 90 formula 5.0 5 speed and was wondering what shorty headers will fit the stock ypipe.
None (and why would you want headers with an incredibly restrictive OE Y-pipe). I, too, was shocked long ago to find that the after market intermediate pipe at 2.5" was larger than the OE. Buy headers with the manufacture's accompanying Y-pipe.
JamesC
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As I've posted before, no headers will bolt to the stock y-pipe. And you cannot mix and match headers and y-pipes from different companies. They are a matched set and must stay together.
I suppose you could cut off part of the stock y-pipe and customize it to join with your headers, but why go to all that trouble?