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Ceramic coated long tube headers for 1966-77 Bronco

United Pacific Industries

United Pacific Industries exterior accessory

SKU CH-KJP9-DDJ94

Ceramic-coated long-tube headers for 1966-77 Bronco 289, 302 and 351W engines

  • Ceramic coating protects against heat and corrosion
  • Long tube design improves exhaust flow for 289/302/351W engines
  • Direct fit for 1966-77 Bronco models
  • New condition ensures full performance life

United Pacific 110589 Long Tube Headers

These ceramic-coated long tube headers are built for 289, 302 and 351W V8 engines fitted to 1966-77 Ford Bronco models. They replace the factory exhaust manifolds to improve exhaust flow on classic off-road and street-driven builds. The headers suit restorers and enthusiasts updating the original powertrain.

Ceramic coating manages heat and resists corrosion

The ceramic finish reduces under-bonnet temperatures and protects the steel from rust during daily driving or trail use. Smoother exhaust routing lowers back-pressure, helping the engine breathe more freely at normal road speeds. The design targets reliable performance without excessive noise on standard exhaust systems.

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Questions about this item

How are the 110589 long-tube headers installed on a 1966-77 Bronco, and which step is most often missed?

Bolt the headers to the 289, 302 or 351W cylinder heads using new gaskets, then tighten the collector flanges last; the step most often missed is re-torquing the header bolts after the first heat cycle.

What maintenance will the ceramic coating on these 110589 headers need over time?

Inspect the coating for chips after each season; spot-repair any damaged areas with high-temperature ceramic touch-up paint to prevent rust on the underlying steel.

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