Reply to "Headers for 302"

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This would be a one-off, I'm afraid, since the mid-engined Pantera is unique in its exhaust layout among Ford-powered autos, and to my knowlege, only the very limited- production Pantera 200 got the 302, so there's a REAL small market here for such a system. However, a set for the 351-W in a Pantera may be sectioned down to fit a 302 by a good welder and a box of hacksaw blades. The 302 is quite a bit narrower than the 5.7-liter 351-W. I suggest the Windsor because the exhaust ports will be very similar in size & spacing to the 302 ports. Not so the 351-C exhausts. Whatever, it may be cheaper to simply get photos of one in a Pantera, and have a set fabricated. There's quite a lot of engineering in these sets to clear everything & allow the rocker covers to come off for valve adjustments, and assembling one in a Pantera is not simple, even when they're correctly made!

9/22/025:20 PM

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