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Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by Shiftee, Oct 7, 2009.

  1. Shiftee
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    does anyone know were or who makes a full length header for these engines
    Thanks Shiftee
     
  2. squirrel
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    I don tknow who made them, but I have a set of headers for a truck 235, full length...found them at a swap meet years ago
     
  3. Snarl
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    Just Clifford makes them, or at least they did.
     
  4. squirrel
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    the cliffords are pretty short

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  5. squirrel
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    this is what I have, my kid says he's gonna put them on his truck one day...
     

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  6. Shiftee
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    Yep Squirrel thats what im looking for? Sure you dont want to sell them?
     
  7. Snarl
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    Clifford makes/made more than one type over the years. The long tube ones pictured were made by Clifford. Perhaps ****** also made some?
     
  8. squirrel
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    I didn't see any 235 header listings in my 1989 ****** catalog. They show the 250 six.
     
  9. Snarl
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    Call Clifford. Not everyone lists everything on their websites. I know Tom Langdon definitely doesn't, for example...

    Since the change in command at Clifford, they may not be making the long ones anymore. You'll need to call and find out.

    Otherwise, you may be able to buy some 235 header flanges off of Ebay and then modify a set of 292 headers?? keeping in mind that the older engines are taller, so the 292 is likely to be better to work with than the 250 would be, ***uming the "window" for collector location is fairly specific...
     
  10. Shiftee
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    Thanks snarl
     
  11. squirrel
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    I remembered I have an old Clifford catalog, 1991
     

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  12. NOT SO JOLLY ROGER
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    from Tennessee

    I got mine from clifford years ago.
     

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