2004-2010 F150 & SVT Raptor 5.4L JBA Shorty Headers 1676

04-10 F150/Raptor 5.4L JBA Shorty Headers

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$459.95 ~~$531.90~~

Retail Price:$531.90

Your Savings:$71.95(14%)

Ships From Manufacturer. Average Time To Ship Is 4-6 Weeks

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5 Customer Review(s)
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Powerful JBA 1-5/8" Cat4ward Shorty F150 & Raptor Headers

Give your F150 or Raptor a big increase in horsepower and torque by bolting on a set of these JBA Cat4ward Shorty Headers. Your truck will instantly experience gains in performance as well as improvements in fuel economy and throttle response when you replace the restrictive and inefficient factory cast log manifolds with these precision-built JBA headers. With cutting edge engineering and heavy-duty construction, these headers deliver a significant increase in torque and horsepower to the rear wheels throughout the RPM range. Your engine will be able to move spent gasses out with less effort allowing your big 5.4L Triton engine to breathe more efficiently... netting you more power.

High-Quality JBA Header Finish Options

JBA uses heavy duty 3/8" laser-cut flanges to guarantee a tight seal, and the collectors are compatible with the factory mid-pipe on your truck. JBA's Shorty Header Kit comes complete with quality hardware, gaskets, and instructions for a straightforward installation. At check-out, chose from one of JBA's durable and stylish header finish options: Stainless Steel, Silver Ceramic or Titanium Ceramic.

JBA Dyno-Results: 20-30 Horsepower Increase

Fits The Following Models:

2004-2010 Ford F150 5.4L V8
2010 Ford F150 Raptor SVT 5.4L

Header Features:

Header Material: Stainless Steel
Primary Diameter: 1-5/8"
Collector Diameter: 2-1/2"
Gaskets Included: Yes
Reducers Included: No
Auto/Manual Trans Compatible

50-State Legal: These Shorty Headers meet the California Air Resource Board (CARB) regulations, making this modification street legal and ensures it is eligible for emissions testing.The CARB EO# is D-216-29.

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JBA Headers

These were quite a project to put on. Very noticeable power increase. Slight exhaust tone change. I already have a JBA cat back exhaust system installed. Sounds great. Add these with a cold air intake and a programmer you have a quick truck.

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Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) Christian Larsen from California on 7/8/2014

2008 F150 FOOSE

for 416 dollars these headers are not worth the price and the time and effort you take to put them on the truck, on top of that they have a 1 year warrenty for replacement I had them on my truck, the cost plus the time and cost of the item nott worth it, better off paying a litte more money and get the BANKS LIFETIME WARRANTY ones, I had these on they lasted just over a year, they cant be welded there CRAP..

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Reviewed by: Philip C from Canada on 2/18/2016

2010 F150

Noticed minimal power gain. After about a year, these started leaking at the manifold. I had to replace exhaust manifold gaskets, while doing that I noticed the flanges are warping. If you're going for headers; go for the nicer long tube headers.

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Reviewed by: Tyler from Utah on 12/3/2017

2010 F150

The headers were warped out of the box so I had to spend an extra $100 to get them machined down to be flat. Once they were mounted on the truck the header didn’t mate with the down pipe correctly so now after spending the time and money on this product and installing it all I’ve managed to do is move my exhaust leak 12 inches. The truck still sounds terrible and the new leak is bad enough I have a cel now. Either spend more on a better product or save the time and money and buy oem manifolds.

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Reviewed by: Will Hays from Iowa on 4/18/2019

2010 f150

not worth the money or headache. the collectors of both headers do not line up the the cats so you'll have exhaust leaks and by the way they are rusting with in the first year i imagine ill have to replace them in the next couple of years

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Reviewed by: nicholas franecki from FRANKLIN on 8/28/2020

Will these headers bolt to factory exhaust on a 2010 Platinum?

Asked by: Lucas - 8/28/2014

These shorty headers will fit your truck's factory Y-pipe and everything aft of it. These headers fit 2004-2010 F150 3V 5.4Ls regardless of submodel/trim level.

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2004-2010 F150 & SVT Raptor 5.4L JBA Shorty Headers 1676

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Powerful JBA 1-5/8" Cat4ward Shorty F150 & Raptor Headers

High-Quality JBA Header Finish Options

Will these headers bolt to factory exhaust on a 2010 Platinum?

can this be installed with a flowmaster exhaust system on a 2004 ford f150 5.4?

By installing these bolt on headers, do I have to do anything to trucks computer? thanks

will this fit a 2010 4.6 f150 stx truck?

what is the difference between or benefits of silver & titanium ceramic headers?

Is this sold as a pair or just single?

what would be my total price to ship to canada? postal code P8N 2Y4

Will these fit 2010 F150 4.6 3V? The 5.4 utilizes the same heads at the 4.6 I don't see why it would not bolt right up.

I wanted to know it this item will fit in the 4.6 3v if not what is the difference? I have a 2010 f150 4.6 3v

i have a 2007 f150 5.4L. my cats are in the stock position but i have a different exhaust and i was wondering if the will bolt on to where the stock cats are at?

What horsepower gains will I see adding these to my 2010 Harley Edition truck?

What grade stainless steel are they made of? How do they hold up to the banks shorty headers?

i have a 2009 f150 fx4 and was wanting to purchase these jba headers. i am also looking to buy an exhaust. would the flowmaster outlaw cat back exhaust kit work/fit with these headers?

Will these fit 2010 f150 5.4 4x4?

Will these work on a 2014 expedition?

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