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1969 Coupe

Old 1/11/17, 12:02 PM
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1969 Coupe

New hood primed me installed slowly coming along
New front end parts thanks to CJPonyParts
Sanding has started
Slowly coming along
Hey everyone I'm restoring a '69 couple it has a 351C bored out and the heads have been shaved. I'm curious to know what people think would be the best sounding headers for it.
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No idea for headers but you'll have a nice ride when you're done.
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hard to beat hooker .. but if you plan to run a full exhaust the choice of mufflers will affect the sound more than the choice of headers ..do you have the 4 barrel engine or the 2 barrel ? .. you need to know to get the correct header .. 4 barrel engines have much larger exhaust ports .. the 4 barrel heads will actually have a 4v stamped on the end if i remember correctly .. .. it`s your car and of coarse your choice but if i were to do a coupe i would make it in a california special clone even though they were`nt available in 69 it would still be a good look ..spoilers / tbird tail lites ... google up a 68 california special .. good looking coupe ...
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do i see roll cage ?
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are you going to keep it green?
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Im actually going with matte black

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are you going to keep it green?
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Originally Posted by HOSS429
hard to beat hooker .. but if you plan to run a full exhaust the choice of mufflers will affect the sound more than the choice of headers ..do you have the 4 barrel engine or the 2 barrel ? .. you need to know to get the correct header .. 4 barrel engines have much larger exhaust ports .. the 4 barrel heads will actually have a 4v stamped on the end if i remember correctly .. .. it`s your car and of coarse your choice but if i were to do a coupe i would make it in a california special clone even though they were`nt available in 69 it would still be a good look ..spoilers / tbird tail lites ... google up a 68 california special .. good looking coupe ...
yeah it has the 4 barrel I've heard good things about Hooker trying to decide what size I want someone told me that 3" might be too big just wanted some thoughts on it and yeah it doesn't have a full cage though just some support. I will check out the California Speical one thanks
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No idea for headers but you'll have a nice ride when you're done.
thank you
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collector size wont matter much unless you plan on class drag racing with open headers where 5 or 10 horsepower is at a premium .. 3 inch is about the standard collector size .. put on some hookers with some borla mufflers and you will love it ..
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You can never go wrong with a '69 Mustang!
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Putting an LSx in one would be wrong...

So you can go wrong. Theoretically
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Putting an LSx in one would be wrong...

So you can go wrong. Theoretically
Very true Gary! That would be very bad indeed!!!
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I would never! That's a disgrace to fords!
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You can go with any major brand headers, go with 1 3/4" primary tubes for more off the line torq or 1 7/8" primary tubes for more top end HP.
I would recommend ceramic coated if you have the cash for it!
And as stated above mufflers will affect the sound the most.
As well as the choice between a H pipe or an X pipe will affect sound a lot as well.


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