Re: IML: HP Manifolds do not fit Imperial
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Re: IML: HP Manifolds do not fit Imperial
- From: aeyn <mr85000@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 16 Oct 2006 11:03:31 -0700 (PDT)
Is there a pert number embossed on the manifolds? It could be
traced from that.
Æyn
--- sosmi@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> If someone was intent, on installing HP manifolds, check C
> body police package cars, I had 69 Polara,and 77 Grand Fury
> cars, both had the high-rise type manifolds.Not the standard
> log type. Thanks Dave.
>
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> From: Kenyon Wills <imperialist1960@xxxxxxxxx>
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> > The HP exhaust manifolds mentioned here previously do
> > not fit the 1972 Imperial, and are unlikely to fit
> > other years. I held them up to my 1960 and 64 as well
> > prior to making this deduction.
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> > They are center-dump on both sides, and Imperial is
> > the only(?) Chrysler product that has a rear-dump on
> > the DS Exhaust manifold.
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> > The rear-dump is present to route the exhaust behind
> > the steering box, which would cause a conflict if one
> > tried to install the HP exhaust manifolds as far as I
> > can tell.
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> > The good news is that I'm not out the money being
> > charged for new ones because I scavenged and found a
> > pair for the "right price" in a buddy's parts stash.
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> > Has anyone installed these into an Imperial, or was
> > this shortcut one that was presumed to work because
> > it's a path to take on other Chrysler products?
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> > When I shopped for performace exhaust, I was
> > repeatedly told that there is no header available for
> > our cars.
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> > The location of the steering box explains why. I'm
> > too frugal to try to have a set custom made, and
> > suspect that the brake booster and steering gear would
> > make that a supremely challenging task with unknown
> > consequences regarding the heat that headers throw
> > off.
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> > The other path considered was ebay item 150046616576
> > , stainless hugger headers, but the flange would
> > likely strike the steering box or be too close for
> > comfort based on what I saw in the HP manifolds. I'm
> > too cheap to spend $120 to find out.
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> > Back to stock manifolds now.
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