Re: [Chrysler300] Mystery Part? X5

[Tony Rinaldi <awrdoc@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hi To All,

Jeff Miklas sent 2 great photos of how the Special F support brackets were
done. The pictures were added to the web site below:

http://gallery.me.com/awrdoc#100118&view=grid&bgcolor=black&sel=0

One is of Gregg Zieglers 300F Special and one is of Wayne Graefens 300F
Special. They are both of the drivers side.

Jim Bartuska has both a J/K and Special F header from the same side and will
be sending photos. When I get them, I will add them to the web site.

Thanks,
Tony

Hi Don, Carl, Gil & All,

Carl Bilter has provided us with some pertinent diagrams from the article
referenced by Don.

³The excellent article about exhaust systems by Dale Burkhardt appeared in
Vol. X Number II & III of the Club News (Winter 1984 and Spring 1984). The
article included numerous illustrations as well, including the F special
headers, which are different than the J/K as Don noted. The F special
headers are also noted to be the same as the rare dealer or field installed
62 super stock packages.² (By Carl)

I have updated the web site with these pictures and an enlargement of a
factory looking exhaust port cap in the mystery blue header.

http://gallery.me.com/awrdoc#100118&view=grid&bgcolor=black&sel=0

Anyone know what the mystery blue headers might be for?

Thanks,
Tony

From: Don Verity <d.verity@xxxxxxx <mailto:d.verity%40cox.net> >
Date: Tue, 8 Mar 2011 19:49:43 -0500
To: Chrysler 300 Club <Chrysler300@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
<mailto:Chrysler300%40yahoogroups.com> >, Anthony Rinaldi
<awrdoc@xxxxxxxxx <mailto:awrdoc%40yahoo.com> >
Subject: Re: [Chrysler300] Mystery Part? X3

NO, NO, NO.
F special exhaust headers did not have provisions for exhaust heat from the
headers. They used hot water to heat the area under the carbs. I have
pictures to support this.
Gil, do you remember which old club news had the article about exhaust
manifolds? I know I have it, but don't remember what issue. I think there
were pictures there too.
Don Verity
 
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> Hi To All,
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> It has been suggested that the Mystery Parts May  Be:
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> Headers from a 1960 Chrysler 300-F Special 400 HP 4-speed?
> They  had headers, a larger exhaust and low resistance mufflers.
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> Anyone have  any thoughts to substantiate this (for or against)?
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> http://gallery.me.com/awrdoc#100118&view=grid&bgcolor=black&sel=0
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> Thanks,
> Tony
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> Hi  Again,
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> For the benefit of those that think the blue header mystery part  is the same
> as the tan J/K header, I have traced the runners of the blue  part and
> superimposed them on the tan J/K header. Even though the  perspective is
> different on both parts, it is clear that the curvatures of  the runners on
> the blue header is different especially the #1 cylinder  (leftmost runner).
> 
> What vehicle, engine and year(s) were these BLUE  headers from???
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> http://gallery.me.com/awrdoc#100118&view=grid&bgcolor=black&sel=0
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> Thanks,
> Tony
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> Hi  To All,
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> Please go to the following link:
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> http://gallery.me.com/awrdoc#100118&view=grid&bgcolor=black&sel=0
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> Click  on thumbnail to enlarge. If you wish, you can download the
> photo by  clicking on the download icon.
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> The picture was taken at a Mopar  Nationals swap meet in 2008.
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> There are 2 sets of long rams and a set of  exhaust headers painted BLUE. I
> superimposed one side of a set of J/K  headers with a tan color to compare to
> the mystery BLUE set of headers. The  curvatures do not match.
> 
> What vehicle, engine and year were these BLUE  headers from???
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> Please Reply All with your answers.  Enjoy.
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> Regards,
> Tony Rinaldi
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