Intake manifolds all the same?
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Intake manifolds all the same?
Not so quick. One of the most plentiful old T parts on the planet. I can’t give them away along with a 5$ bill. I’ve gone to making wind chimes out of them. These common stock intakes range from 1 5/16 ID to 1 1/8” ID. Engine Joe gave me the big un for my latest project. Don’t pitch them before you measure them!
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Re: Intake manifolds all the same?
I have 14 cast iron intake manifolds with different numbers or letters on the front. Does anyone know if these numbers and letters correspond to any particular year?The ones I have are: 3, 4, 7, 9, D, E, G, H, M, N, O, S, V and nothing. Surely O.S. has the answer.
Don
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Re: Intake manifolds all the same?
Hey Tim!
How about posting a picture of your manifold wind chimes?
Would love to see it!
How about posting a picture of your manifold wind chimes?
Would love to see it!
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Re: Intake manifolds all the same?
I went through the pile I had hopping to find that holy grail, the cast iron made at the switch from aluminum to cast iron or any that looked a little different inside. So far, mine were just run of the mill average. 

I know the voices aren't real but damn they have some good ideas!
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Re: Intake manifolds all the same?
Tim,
What is the cast letter or number on the 1 5/16" intake manifold if it has one on it? I too have several buried in my shop.
Thanks,
Dom
What is the cast letter or number on the 1 5/16" intake manifold if it has one on it? I too have several buried in my shop.
Thanks,
Dom
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Re: Intake manifolds all the same?
I have a box full as well! Will be sure to measure them before I make a wind chime. Can we see a picture of the wind chime? Sounds like a good way to repurpose a part That I will never be able to get rid of!
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Re: Intake manifolds all the same?
Mark, I came across the Holy Grail and have one on the shelf, it is the only one I have ever come across.
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Re: Intake manifolds all the same?
casting number A T 512 B 4 just had to find it and look it up, wish I knew how to post a picture? Old school!
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Re: Intake manifolds all the same?
Does anyone have information when the 1914 style manifold actually came out. I understand around the time the new 1914 bodies were introduced?
How long were they produced? Perhaps into the 1915 model year?
How long were they produced? Perhaps into the 1915 model year?
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Re: Intake manifolds all the same?
I have approximately 4 cast iron high volume intakes. They are scarce and so rewarding when you find one in a pile for 5$.
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Re: Intake manifolds all the same?
For Joe Bell, transition cast iron intake.
I know the voices aren't real but damn they have some good ideas!
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Re: Intake manifolds all the same?
The last wind chime sold from my daughter store. I’ll get another assembled when I get a couple free minutes.
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Re: Intake manifolds all the same?
Thanks Mark for posting it.