Hooker Super Competition Headers are available with tuned primary tubes to create optimum pressure between the intake and exhaust systems. They come packaged with premium exhaust gaskets and new mounting bolts. Breaking in an engine with ceramic coated headers WILL result in damage to the coating and will VOID all warranties. Ceramic coated headers require several heat cycles to fully cure before they will withstand extreme heat. Hooker recommends using cast iron exhaust manifolds or old headers to break in new engines to avoid coating damage. The use of header wraps can cause the header tubes to crack or rust due to excessive heat and moisture build-up. Hooker does not recommend the use of header wraps as this will void the warranty. NOTE: Will fit with Dart Windsor head. NOTE: Requires the use of 1966 and later motor mounts and frame mounts Ford P/N D00Z6038G and because of possible chassis sag, the shock towers must measure a minimum of 33-3/4" measured between the top of the shocks. Header will fit with C-6 transmission. NOTE: Will fit with AOD (not AODE) transm.

Coming from humble beginnings in 1962 when the pioneer Gary Hooker designed a header for his Chevy, Hooker Headers slowly took root in South Ontario in the subsequent years. This lead to an arms race on who could dish out the best exhaust systems in the market - fortunately, Hooker had a dedicated team of engineers and technicians that toiled countless hours away to design a competent line of exhaust components and systems that produced significant power gains in a balanced engine to exhaust ecosystem. Hooker products gained more acclaim as the 70s and 80s rolled in, becoming the first choice of drag racers when it came to headers and offerings like the straight-thru glass pack mufflers becoming the craze of these motorheads.