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#78146 05/29/2007 1:06 AM
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My 66 has a 350 in it and the previous owner put headers on which i hate and they leak. I am wanting to put the Y shape manifold back on the kind that dumps to the center of the manifold. Will the 283 ones fit a 350 or the 327 ones, are they all same? Also is there a difference between the standard ones and the hi-flow ones? thanks in advance

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Look for a good used set of Rams Horn factory exhaust manifolds. They are interchangeable between 283, 327 & 350. I see them all the time on eBay. Lots of scrap yards will have them.

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Thanks found some on ebay right after i posted. Thanks 4-5-6.

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Some of them pointed straight down & some angled about 45 degrees back. The high performance ones had 2 1/2 in outlets. They are very rare & pricey if you find them & the guy knows what he,s got.


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