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| 428CJ manifolds are our only choice. |
| By Dave Shoe - 11/11/2002 9:44:48 AM; IP 216.243.176.34 |
The C8AE-H head was standard on 390 Mustangs in 1968-1969, but the exhausts were drilled for the Fairlane/Mustang engine bay.
An alternative is the 390 Fairlane/Mustang type of exhaust manifold, but these should only be used in stock "correct" 390 builds, as they flow rather poorly.
If you drill the 8 necessary holes in your C8 heads (no deeper than the factory holes!), you can match CJ manifolds to your heads.
FPA headers for a 390GT Mustang would be your best performance option - I mention this since dropping a 428 into a 1967 Mustang sounds like a performance move.
Hooker car headers will not port-match any C8AE-H heads.
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