Headers - application
Notice the angle of these headers. Is the one on left for LWB and the one on right for SWB stepdowns?
The set I bought from Clifford two peice is much shorter than either one of those.
The set I bought from Clifford two peice is much shorter than either one of those.
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The Left picture are Headers that Butch Smith had 'custom made' someplace foe his '46. The Right picture are 'early design' Clifford. I think the new Short Clifford Headers will fit any Chassis, but not positive,
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Yes,the ones on the right look like the Cliffords in my 49 Commodore.
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The new Clifford is a much shorter design and will work with the long wheelbase (I have one in my Hornet). However, to run true duals I had to route the upper pipe over the trans. cross-member and the lower pipe under it, only way it would work. Can post a picture if there is interest. Short wheelbase cars might have a space issue. Clifford only builds after receiving 5-7 orders and it then takes about three months to get them. They are nice, fit well, and when ceramic coated attract a lot of attention. Oh, and they perform well too!
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Doug, can you send me a picture and I'll add it to the ones on the first post?0
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Finally providing pics of Clifford short header exhaust on my '54 Hornet.
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