here's a weird one...S1 exhaust, mustang manifolds?
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here'* a weird pic i found, i just don't know whats going on here. unfortunatly the website i know this guy from is down so i can't ask him. does anyone know whats going on here?
http://www.photosled.com/showphoto.p...o/5439/cat/631
http://www.photosled.com/showphoto.p...o/5336/cat/631
http://www.photosled.com/showphoto.p...o/5439/cat/631
http://www.photosled.com/showphoto.p...o/5336/cat/631
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Originally Posted by BillBoost37
If they fit...and those of us that toyed with stangs..know..they are basically nice short headers..
What the heck...I think it'* cool...opens more possibilities.
What the heck...I think it'* cool...opens more possibilities.
Originally Posted by dbeast420
Originally Posted by BillBoost37
If they fit...and those of us that toyed with stangs..know..they are basically nice short headers..
What the heck...I think it'* cool...opens more possibilities.
What the heck...I think it'* cool...opens more possibilities.
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It would be interesting if we could rework the series I manifolds and fit them on a series 2, as they are call Low Restriction Manifolds... 3800 Vin C, and Vin L as well as the 91-95 Vin 1 engines had manifolds that all flowed good... Too bad the exahust ports were not equally spaced like they are on the series II, or we'd have a direct bolt on low restriction exahust...LMAO
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