Slant Six Forum :: PowerPipe-DC (True Flow Header Design)

will shipping with usps to canada be a possibility

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is right $300.00 to your door, in the U.S.

Ok that's a much easier pricetag to swing.

Hello DartMan we will help a little more

If these are ordered with the slip on connection, the price would be $275.00 then.

Still looking on ways to cut cost, this is one of them Don.

Those more closely matched lengths are getting close to what is best. Keep up the good work.

If ball end flanges will not be used, then I like Ed's idea of the slip in flange system with the header flanges. Should be much more leak proof and even wouldn't pass much gas

if your gasket was gone...

Lou

Any idea if these will fit a B body?I'll be interested in a set if they do...

Thanks for all your efforts, Don. This is not an easy task and you are doing great. Charlie is the man with the expertise to make sure these are TOP notch.

Best,

Lou

Author:	Dart270 [ Thu Apr 01, 2010 6:16 am ]
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Those more closely matched lengths are getting close to what is best. Keep up the good work. If ball end flanges will not be used, then I like Ed's idea of the slip in flange system with the header flanges. Should be much more leak proof and even wouldn't pass much gas if your gasket was gone... Lou

Author:	Mister Twister [ Thu Apr 01, 2010 2:59 pm ]
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Quote: will shipping with usps to canada be a possibility Yes that would not be a problem. We have two that paid for their shipping and UPS OR USPS just picks it up here. Then we just deduct the shipping cost from the set before payment. Just another way to make that happen. This also gives you the satisfaction of knowing and then calculating the actual cost of your purchase.

Author:	MikeH [ Thu Apr 01, 2010 4:24 pm ]
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Any idea if these will fit a B body?I'll be interested in a set if they do...

Author:	/6 Matt [ Thu Apr 01, 2010 6:12 pm ]
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Quote: Quote: Quote: is right $300.00 to your door, in the U.S. Ok that's a much easier pricetag to swing. Hello DartMan we will help a little more If these are ordered with the slip on connection, the price would be $275.00 then. Still looking on ways to cut cost, this is one of them Don. Cool If I can manage to land me a part time job, you'll be hearing from me soon after.

Author:	Mister Twister [ Fri Apr 02, 2010 5:35 am ]
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Quote: Those more closely matched lengths are getting close to what is best. Keep up the good work. If ball end flanges will not be used, then I like Ed's idea of the slip in flange system with the header flanges. Should be much more leak proof and even wouldn't pass much gas if your gasket was gone... Lou Thanks We are twisting and turning and learning. The input has helped alot. Yes Lou this is a nice way to eliminate gasket or leak problems and some of the price! A set with that hook up would also be $275.00 shipped. The ball ends on the set would raise the price to $325.00 if we purchased them out. If I make them $300.00 would be the cost shipped. Talk to you later, started the T-3 connection I will have some pics soon. This one needs to be finished by next friday Don.

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Author:	Mister Twister [ Sat Apr 03, 2010 7:16 am ]
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Quote: Any idea if these will fit a B body?I'll be interested in a set if they do... Not sure MikeH, what model car do you have. Maybe someone here has run them on their A body then put them B body or tried I have not? But would like to try!!!

Author:	Mister Twister [ Tue Apr 06, 2010 2:34 am ]
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I'm interested to see how the "fitment festival" goes at Charlie's... Lou[/quote] The festival starts today!!! Spoke with Charlie yesterday, this should take a couple days. Talk to you soon Don.

Author:	Mister Twister [ Fri Apr 09, 2010 5:14 am ]
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Fitment update. Here is some fitment info. The information I received was, if I build a set with straight down drop clearance of 1" these would work on the in a 64,65,66 A-body. So I did this with a drop clearance of 1 3/4" to have some motor movement room as well. When I saw the engine compartment was smaller in width than the 67 and up cars!! Figured we would have a little problem. First thing we did was b..l s..t for a while. The second thing we did is put a motor and tranny in the car. We used his 65 Valiant, We installed a 225 in the car first. We installed the PowerPipe-SC first and it fit!! Looks a little tight for exhaust connection but it can be done. This will work with the Clifford intake with the water connection style protruding from the bottom of intake. We will need to slash cut the front of the 3" pipe section for water pump clearance and change connection angle for the 170 not a big deal. On to the PowerPipe-DC. These worked as well, just need to change the direction of the exhaust connection. This change will allow you run the Clifford intake that we spoke of earlier. While changing the flanges and slash cutting the front section we would change the connection angle for the 170 and easier exhaust connection. Now on to the True flow design. The front half of this set did work with the 225, and for the 170 I would need to raise the connection a little, the back half needing work to fit. With this set showed the difference in the width of the cars about 2 1/2"=1 1/4" on the exhaust side. Ok the last set that was made would not work in his 65 without re-working. Keep in mind that, they all work in my 72 Duster with power steering. The plan is now. The car is coming home with me soon as Charlie has the 170 ready. I have learned so much in the past two days, my brain is on over load. We will be building A long and short tube headers for this application. (per Charlie) Honesty is the key. Thank you Charlie and all for the help with this build. Don!!! More updates soon .

Author:	Dart270 [ Fri Apr 09, 2010 5:40 am ]
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Thanks for all your efforts, Don. This is not an easy task and you are doing great. Charlie is the man with the expertise to make sure these are TOP notch. Best, Lou

Author:	Mister Twister [ Sun Apr 11, 2010 8:14 am ]
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Quote: Thanks for all your efforts, Don. This is not an easy task and you are doing great. Charlie is the man with the expertise to make sure these are TOP notch. Best, Lou Yes Lou not easy is an under statement. We will get it right soon. I have mounted this design and will be bringing these to the track for testing. Connecting to the exhaust we have been running for a while. After these the change will be to the True Flow PowerPipe design. No changes to the car but exhaust. I like this set. See if they pull me down the track as good as the PowerPipe-DC we have been running for a long time!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eOr5IlTkKUk

Author:	Mister Twister [ Sun Apr 25, 2010 4:16 am ]
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Author:	pdqauto [ Sun Apr 25, 2010 6:46 am ]
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will these work on 67 truck with lowwer starter position??

Author:	Mister Twister [ Sun Apr 25, 2010 8:06 am ]
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Hello pdqauto, if the truck has a 225 in it the first two PowerPipes single and duel should work fine. As far as the True flow I don't know. I think the truck has more room than cars might work I can't say for sure. Motor mounts may be different dimension Don.

Author:	pdqauto [ Sun Apr 25, 2010 2:32 pm ]
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more concerned with starter there is plenty of room also will it work with the offy dual carb intake manifold starters on trucks are lower than cars

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Author:	hantayo13 [ Sun Apr 25, 2010 5:38 pm ]
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keep up the great work....lppks like you got some good products here keep on roddin'