[64 Thunderbolt]

Where can I find some fenderwell headers for a Henry J to fit a 302? Will I have to make some?

 

[Str8axle]

You may end up either making or modifying an existing set. I never seen a "Henry J" specific header set listed anywhere. There is a company that makes a H.J. Gasser kit car that might be of help. I'll try to get their info for you tomorrow.

 

[64 Thunderbolt]

You may end up either making or modifying an existing set. I never seen a "Henry J" specific header set listed anywhere. There is a company that makes a H.J. Gasser kit car that might be of help. I'll try to get their info for you tomorrow.

Thanks.
The reason I asked the question was because of what you said. I've never seen a Henry J specific set before. I've seen the kit in Speedway for a small block Ford where you make them & that's what I wandered if I would have to go with & build them?

 

[Str8axle]

Here's a couple links for ya : HenryJCars.com
scottrodscustom.com

Check em out. Some really good info on there.

 

[64 Thunderbolt]

Thanks! I'll check them out.

 

[1937Austin]

You might consider a pair of Jeep to Ford V8 fenderwell headers. Since you don't have the engine in the car you can situate it to work with the Jeep headers. That's what I did on my Austin. Just bolt the headers to the engine when you mock up the mounts and you can situate it to make them work easily.
Jeep/SBF headers are pretty reasonable too:
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/ADD-717034/Application/?prefilter=1

 

[64 Thunderbolt]

You might consider a pair of Jeep to Ford V8 fenderwell headers. Since you don't have the engine in the car you can situate it to work with the Jeep headers. That's what I did on my Austin. Just bolt the headers to the engine when you mock up the mounts and you can situate it to make them work easily.
Jeep/SBF headers are pretty reasonable too:
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/ADD-717034/Application/?prefilter=1

I'll look at that. They might work better than the Speedways.

 

[Marks63PontiacGasser]

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