What are some good headers for 2000 ford f150 5.4 for 300 bucks or less?

 

Keep an eye on this thread, don't know if I'll get any more responses or not though....


https://www.f150online.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=224118

 

Try BBK, or Gibson...

 

What do you think about like Summit headers. Theyre like 150 bucks. Are they any good?

 

there are not much gains to be had in the shorty headers, are stock manifolds flow very well, just FYI

 

I would figure as much, shorties aren't worth much on n/a Mustangs either (similar casting), but for $145 if the Summit headers fit they've got to be worth ~5-10 ft-lbs somewhere along the curve. I sure as hell wouldn't spend $300-400 on shorties though. Personally I probably wouldn't even do the Summit headers except that my engine is out right now and I can drop it in with them on, no swap hassles...

 

pacesetter

 

Blackford, what do you know about the Pace Setters? I'm looking at them also but heard that most headers warp due to them being thinner. Do you have them and are they coated or not?

 

i have them u can get them just painted or ceramic coated mine show no signs of rust or warp.

 

Summit headers are actually "Pacesetter Headers." I ordered a set; however, I returned them because I wanted to go with a stainless steel header.

Since I reside in Cali, I have to have the smog legal headers. BBK has a decent set that is very affordable; however, they are not smog legal.

 

JBA's... I know they're expensive but they are the only header I found that was 14 guage SS.

02 F150 Super Crew Lariat FX4 White & Silver
5.4 /w Roush Cold Air Intake & K&N filter
3.55 LS
Flowmaster Cat Back
JBA Titanium Cat4ward Headers
Rancho RSX's
Rancho Steering Stablizer
Hellwig Rear Anti Sway Bar
Lightning Tails
Outland Sport Bumper Guard
Hella 550's
Silverstars
Superchips 9100 Micro Tuner c/o Troyer Performance
Underdrive Pullies c/o Troyer Performance
Mag-Hytec Trans Pan

 

gibson headers are really good and arent expensive...not cheap though....then again...what is cheap...your buying new headers