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4runner header's for '90 #571958 02/22/05 07:10 AM
Anonymous
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I've been looking around for some header's for my 1990 4runner V6 3.0L 4x4 SUV with no luck. Does Header's come for this model?

Re: 4runner header's for '90 #571959 02/22/05 04:31 PM
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JackKnife Offline
Wheeler
Pacesetter used to make a cheap set. But, it's now discontinued.
NWOR makes one, but everyone hates NWOR. http://www.northwestoffroad.com/parts/v6headers.html
Downey is the only other place. http://www.downeyoff-road.com/EngineComponents/Headers.html

Re: 4runner header's for '90 [Re: JackKnife] #571960 02/26/05 05:40 AM
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Sid's Toy Offline
Rock Warrior
I've got the downey v6 headers. I've had them on for 4 years now with out to many problems.
You can email me if you have any questions.


92 4Runner SR5 3.0 standard tranny
4.88 gears, rear elocked, OME coils, SAW Tbars, allpro rock sliders and rear bumper, custom made front, downey v6 headers ...
Re: 4runner header's for '90 [Re: JackKnife] #571961 02/26/05 06:39 PM
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bkg Offline
Roll Me Over
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Pacesetter used to make a cheap set. But, it's now discontinued.
NWOR makes one, but everyone hates NWOR. http://www.northwestoffroad.com/parts/v6headers.html
Downey is the only other place. http://www.downeyoff-road.com/EngineComponents/Headers.html


Summed up nicely.

I have Downey's on my 88 and like them thus far. The one thing that *I* would do on any set of Downey's is weld on a set of collectors flanges to get rid of Downey's slip joint, which makes no sense to me.

i really, really, really like NWOR headers, but I'll just never purchase another thing from them...


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Re: 4runner header's for '90 #571962 02/27/05 09:00 AM
Anonymous
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ok , thank's fellows . i plan to make the job my self, do i have to make any modifications, or is it just a perfect fit? (it is a 5 speed manual trans) not sure if that can help

Re: 4runner header's for '90 #571963 02/27/05 09:06 AM
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Coyotekid Offline
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well, i havn't installed headers on a 3.0 myself, but i hear that if you have at least a 1 inch body lift it makes a great help...but, you prolly dont...just do alot of the work through the wheel wells, i hear thats makes it easier also....hope that helps some for ya <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/kewl.gif" alt="" />


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Re: 4runner header's for '90 [Re: Coyotekid] #571964 02/28/05 04:12 AM
Anonymous
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Good, hope it will fit. i was taking a look at the link that Jack posted and it said that it doesn't need any gasket. Sound's a little crazy to me. Does it really work with out it?


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