tri power 200 straight six
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tri power 200 straight six
this is the 200ci straight six that came in my 1966 mustang, while i had it out to rebuild it i decided to modify the intake (which is cast to the head). i didnt feel like paying $400 for the offy adapter, or dealing with the vacuum leaks. and i think mine looks better anyways.
test fitting the 1.5" exhaust tube, a 2" hole saw was the right size.
$1.88 for the pipe
cleaning it up for welding.
back from machine shop.
got the flanges off ebay for $17.
epoxy putty to make it smooth.
finished.
let me know what you think.
test fitting the 1.5" exhaust tube, a 2" hole saw was the right size.
$1.88 for the pipe
cleaning it up for welding.
back from machine shop.
got the flanges off ebay for $17.
epoxy putty to make it smooth.
finished.
let me know what you think.
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i looked again and i found one.
heres some with the adapter.
this is the 1960-69 'hex' head adapter.
1970-83 'flat top' head. these adapters are easier to find, but offy stopped making these last year (i think).
heres some with the adapter.
this is the 1960-69 'hex' head adapter.
1970-83 'flat top' head. these adapters are easier to find, but offy stopped making these last year (i think).
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