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Old 11-05-2004, 05:51 AM
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Where to buy 5VZ-FE header flanges

Can someone please point me to where I can buy a set of weld flanges for the 5VZ-fe. I know some of you must have made your own headers for the 3.4L and if I dont have to cut them myself, that would be a HUGE time saver.

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Originally Posted by node
Can someone please point me to where I can buy a set of weld flanges for the 5VZ-fe. I know some of you must have made your own headers for the 3.4L and if I dont have to cut them myself, that would be a HUGE time saver.

Thanks in advance.

Downey shows a cnc machine in thier catalog and talks about thier headers being made in house flanges and all. Im sure you could call them and possibly buy just the flanges.
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Verry cool, Ill definatly look into that. Do they have a website I can contact them through? Im still a newB here and dont know the 4runner world too well yet. Thanks

Anyone else have a good source?
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Try Edelbrock too. Your chances of getting ahold of Edelbrock over Downey are really high. I couldn't even find a number for Downey when I wanted headers; therefore I went with Edelbrocks. They were cool on the phone too.

Google Edelbrock and go from there.
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Web addresss for downey
www.downeyoff-road.com/home.html
and phone number: 562-949-9494
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I have never heard of anyone making their own headers for the 3.4... There are several companies who do make them, however.

Edelbrock
Downey
JBA
TRD
Thorley/Jardine (In R&D phase still)

Good luck with finding a resource for your project and welcome to the forums.
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Doc,

Thanks for the encouragement. I will have to make my own header/Exaust manifold due to the space restrictions in my project. I already have all the bends needed to construct the headers except the weld flange to bolt to the head. I have constructed headers for three 4cyl projects at our shop but, this will be my first V6 and i want it to look nice and flow well.

Im going to be opening up the engine and porting a bit. In terms of upper RPM range where is the most power to be made?
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try www.f2uning.com, they built a twin turbo 4runner, so they had to have made manifolds for it.. maybe they still have the jig for the flanges and can cut you a pair. i would think it would be easier to get it from them than some of the big manufacturers.
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I've got a set, drop me a pm and we can talk.

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Doc,

Thanks for the encouragement. I will have to make my own header/Exaust manifold due to the space restrictions in my project. I already have all the bends needed to construct the headers except the weld flange to bolt to the head. I have constructed headers for three 4cyl projects at our shop but, this will be my first V6 and i want it to look nice and flow well.

Im going to be opening up the engine and porting a bit. In terms of upper RPM range where is the most power to be made?
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