gto64gto
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Does anyone have a good set of 68-70 440 exhaust manifolds? I'm interested in a set for my 65 b body. Thanks.
68-70 440 HO exhaust manifolds
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69clone
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Saw this earlier, didn't realize it is only for the left side but may be of some use to somebody with a right side...
http://southjersey.craigslist.org/pts/2962389179.html
http://southjersey.craigslist.org/pts/2962389179.html
SuperFlyTNT
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Somebody correct me if I'm wrong, but is it true that the 70 HP manifold on the passenger side has the headpipe flange in a different orientation and that may interfere with the shock tower on the early B's?
I once tried to mount a 70 HP passenger side manifold on my 68 Satellite and that was a PITA to install, but possible without raising the engine. I did not realize that the headpipe flange was different than the 68-69 versions until I cursed my way into getting the manifold on the engine.
Now, last weekend I had to raise the engine on the passenger side on my 64 wagon to install a 68 HP manifold. I can imagine with the 70 HP manifold the headpipe flange may interfere with the shock tower. I have not tried this in person, though (I could have, since I do have a 70 HP manifold laying around...)
Just throwing it out there...
SuperFly TNT
I once tried to mount a 70 HP passenger side manifold on my 68 Satellite and that was a PITA to install, but possible without raising the engine. I did not realize that the headpipe flange was different than the 68-69 versions until I cursed my way into getting the manifold on the engine.
Now, last weekend I had to raise the engine on the passenger side on my 64 wagon to install a 68 HP manifold. I can imagine with the 70 HP manifold the headpipe flange may interfere with the shock tower. I have not tried this in person, though (I could have, since I do have a 70 HP manifold laying around...)
Just throwing it out there...
SuperFly TNT
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