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#31843 01/30/2004 5:35 AM
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what should I know about installing a split manifold on my 250-6.Who sells split manifolds,headers(Isee clifford mentioned,but how do I contact them? Truck is a 67 chev 1/2 ton. Dougs 54

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Click on "Links" at the top of this page. Click on "Parts" on the left side of that page. Scroll down the new page to the section called "Performance" and select the vendor you want. Clifford is listed there as well as the Stovebolt Engine Co. Some of the others may also have the split manifolds, but I don't know.
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Here's a company's website that I've had bookmarked for about the past 3 years that I plan on calling when I finally get around to getting my 235 headers split...now that I'm in college it might be a few years before I have any $$ for the truck though. frown
Kansas Kustoms
Says they do 216/235/261's but I don't see why not a 250.

Carl


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