96/ 97 4.6L DOHC questions

Mustangscotty · 12-06-2010, 07:23 AM

I feel for you Hal, its hard to get good customer service since the economy took a dump. Can't say I'm absolutely pleased with the quality of the headers but they do the trick for me. Sanderson headers for the 4.6L DOHC are a new product and they are the only vendor offering headers designed for the clearance I'm looking for. I figured the worst case would mean sending the headers back or modifying them altogether.
Only one bolt was difficult to work with but after owning an old Harley, I think I can deal with one tight clearance.

The other option was making my own headers with the TIG welder. I really wanted some mid length headers but wasn't sure about clearance offered in the 67' Mustang engine bay.

The large aluminum arm for the oil filter/ coolant was removed and a smaller part used on 03 Cobra motors will be used.

12-06-2010, 07:23 AM	#1
Mustangscotty Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 699	I feel for you Hal, its hard to get good customer service since the economy took a dump. Can't say I'm absolutely pleased with the quality of the headers but they do the trick for me. Sanderson headers for the 4.6L DOHC are a new product and they are the only vendor offering headers designed for the clearance I'm looking for. I figured the worst case would mean sending the headers back or modifying them altogether. Only one bolt was difficult to work with but after owning an old Harley, I think I can deal with one tight clearance. The other option was making my own headers with the TIG welder. I really wanted some mid length headers but wasn't sure about clearance offered in the 67' Mustang engine bay. The large aluminum arm for the oil filter/ coolant was removed and a smaller part used on 03 Cobra motors will be used. Last edited by Mustangscotty; 12-06-2010 at 07:32 AM.

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