F S aluminum intake
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F S aluminum intake
This the one the dealers sale for 98.95 was on the car just long enough to warm up the motor to retorque the head $75. Plus shipping also a tiger timer in the box was on the car for a couple of minutes trying different ones to see if there's any difference didn't see any $40. in the box plus shipping it's was N O S
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Re: F S aluminum intake
Hello Charles,
Is the aluminum intake manifold you're selling a high volume one? Or is it a regular volume style? If it's a high volume, I would like to purchase it.
Thank You,
Terry
Is the aluminum intake manifold you're selling a high volume one? Or is it a regular volume style? If it's a high volume, I would like to purchase it.
Thank You,
Terry
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Re: F S aluminum intake
I think it's the high volume one but not sure I bought it from Chaffins there the makers of them some time ago just cleaning up time to move things not being used
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Terry, to my knowledge, there has never been other than a high volume alloy manifold. There were even a few high volume cast iron ones on the change-over to the more restricted later cast iron ones.
Allan from down under.
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Re: F S aluminum intake
Thank You gentlemen. Charles, I will send you an email for details.
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It appears that "mtntee20" has purchased your manifold, so I can safely post this message. Not to hijack your thread, but I was going to post almost the same exact classified ad as yours sometime this week! What are the odds?!? I had virtually the same experience as you with the new aluminum high volume intake manifold. I installed it and drove the car around for about 20 minutes. I noticed no improvement. Perhaps at higher speeds it would have helped, but I rarely get above 35mph in town. No improvement at lower end. So, I will take a dollar loss and sell my virtually new intake for the same price as you. Remember, potential buyers: This is the aluminum high volume intake manifold with less than 1/2 running time. It is virtually brand-new.
Marshall
It appears that "mtntee20" has purchased your manifold, so I can safely post this message. Not to hijack your thread, but I was going to post almost the same exact classified ad as yours sometime this week! What are the odds?!? I had virtually the same experience as you with the new aluminum high volume intake manifold. I installed it and drove the car around for about 20 minutes. I noticed no improvement. Perhaps at higher speeds it would have helped, but I rarely get above 35mph in town. No improvement at lower end. So, I will take a dollar loss and sell my virtually new intake for the same price as you. Remember, potential buyers: This is the aluminum high volume intake manifold with less than 1/2 running time. It is virtually brand-new.
Marshall
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Re: F S aluminum intake
A point to ponder: due to the increased physical size of those hi-volume intake manifolds, I have installed several over the years and in a couple instances, I had to grind down the intake due to interference with the exhaust manifold causing the manifolds not to seal properly using the original style glands & copper rings - you might visually verify the mating !
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I think Marshall is right. A high volume intake, delivering more air and fuel mixture, isn't going to help or show a noticeable performance at low speed (below 35 MPH), but there are a lot of speedsters and owners who drive their cars on open highways and I've even seen one on an interstate, that need all the top end they can get. If you have a "need for speed", like to feel the wind in your hair, and have an engine with other performance improvements (high compression head, .280 cam or better, and an aftermarket carburetor, then you're going to benefit from a high volume intake. I have heard or read than in 1914, Ford offered one. It was cast out of cast iron, supposedly using the same mold as the 1913 aluminum intake was cast from. I have one of these and I have a Chaffin's aluminum high volume intake. I haven't measured, but the Chaffin's manifold looks to have larger passages than the 1914 iron manifold and the 1914 iron manifold is measurably larger than a traditional iron manifold. If I can find pictures of my iron manifold on my computer, I'll post pictures.Marshall V. Daut wrote: ↑Wed May 20, 2020 11:49 amCharles j -
It appears that "mtntee20" has purchased your manifold, so I can safely post this message. Not to hijack your thread, but I was going to post almost the same exact classified ad as yours sometime this week! What are the odds?!? I had virtually the same experience as you with the new aluminum high volume intake manifold. I installed it and drove the car around for about 20 minutes. I noticed no improvement. Perhaps at higher speeds it would have helped, but I rarely get above 35mph in town. No improvement at lower end. So, I will take a dollar loss and sell my virtually new intake for the same price as you. Remember, potential buyers: This is the aluminum high volume intake manifold with less than 1/2 running time. It is virtually brand-new.
Marshall
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Re: F S aluminum intake
I've had several replies on this intake first guy has first right of refusal and then I will go to the next guy if he doesn't take it thanks all Charlie
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To those who responded to my notice about the aluminum high volume intake manifold, I must wait until Charles J confirms his sale so that it doesn't appear that I'm cutting into his deal. Once he confirms his buyer, I will respond to my respondents in the order I received their inquires. O.K. with everyone?
Please let me know when to proceed, Charles J.
Marshall
Please let me know when to proceed, Charles J.
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Re: F S aluminum intake
Charles and Marshall,
Please check your PMs.
Thank You Both
Please check your PMs.
Thank You Both
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I don't do PM's text me or email please Charles Jenkins 84@gmail.com 937-498-2480
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Re: F S aluminum intake
I have had to relieve two Chaffin's alloy manifolds to clear the exhaust manifold. There is plenty of meat there to do so, it just takes time. Material has to be ground off the top of the intake bends to get the manifold to sit correctly. Even then, you need to check that it is sitting square on the block. Not removing enough material will still leave the intake canted inwards away from the chassis rail.
Hope this helps.
Allan from down under.
Hope this helps.
Allan from down under.
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Phone is wrong 937-408-2480 I have had several people reply not heard back from no one yet maybe it's the guy try to sale his on my post ?
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Re: F S aluminum intake
Hello Charles,
I have emailed you through this forum and to the email you posted above. I have PM'd you through this forum. My wife tried to text the phone number you posted at 7:01 PM. We did not want to phone you last night as it would have been after 10 PM your time. She is planning on calling you this morning 5/21. I will make sure she gets the the second phone number you posted.
I have not heard from Marshall yet.
I'm doing the best I can to get in touch with both of you.
I have emailed you through this forum and to the email you posted above. I have PM'd you through this forum. My wife tried to text the phone number you posted at 7:01 PM. We did not want to phone you last night as it would have been after 10 PM your time. She is planning on calling you this morning 5/21. I will make sure she gets the the second phone number you posted.
I have not heard from Marshall yet.
I'm doing the best I can to get in touch with both of you.
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Re: F S aluminum intake
My phone is 937 408 2480 I have email back it's your if you want let you know
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Re: F S aluminum intake
Thanks MTfCA it's sold pending payment