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#662977 07/16/2010 8:25 PM
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I recently picked up an intake manifold that had a raised buss on it, That I thought was for mounting a horn. Now that I have it in hand there are no mounting holes for the horn. Did the 235 intakes come in a version that had no holes and need drilled, or with cast holes for the horn, or am I just plain lost, or do I need to keep looking for the right intake manifold? The 52 has rams horn hi and low horns, but I like the look of the single horn shaped horn. Any sugestions would be appreciated.Jimmie.

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From 1954 and onwards the horn was not mounted on the 235/261 intake manifold.

What year intake manifold do you have?

The dual-horn option/accessory was not usually mounted on the intake manifold; but, I would guess that in 1953 and earlier years that the intake would most likely still have had the holes for the horns.

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Hi Tim, Thanks for responding. The motor is a 56 235 I Was given an intake from an unknown year. From the info you gave me I suspect it is from a 54. I have the duel horns from what I think is the original 56 motor That replaced the 216 that was in the truck. It looks like I will just have to keep my eyes peeled for a 53 and earlier manifold. Thanks again, Jimmie.

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Jimmie - if the horns came with the engine, the 55.2-59 trucks mounted the horns on each side of the rad on the core support, if they had both, otherwise one on drivers side core support

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