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Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by rene53catalina, Jul 24, 2013.

  1. rene53catalina
    Joined: Nov 15, 2010
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    does anybody know the weight of a 268 straight 8 pontiac intake/exhaust manifold?
    need it for a shipping quote
     
  2. el Scotto
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    from Tracy, CA

    Twelve thousand heffaweasels
     
  3. Mike51Merc
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    If you have the manifold and a bathroom scale, weigh yourself with and without the manifold in your hands. The difference is the weight of the manifold.
     
  4. Mike51Merc
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    Aren't they heffalumps and woozels?
     
  5. el Scotto
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    No, those are metric. ;)
     
  6. Mr48chev
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    I take it you are having it shipped to you? Or you don't have it off the engine yet if you are selling it and shipping it?
     
  7. rene53catalina
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    ï can buy one in the usa , and it needs to be shipped to me indeed ,
    my own manifold is still on the car and it is cracked , still drivable but i don`t know what will happen if i take it off to put it on a scale
     
  8. el Scotto
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    I'd take it off to see if it can be fixed locally. Cast iron welding ain't magic plus it's got to be a helluva lot cheaper that shipping something like that over the water. :D

    Plus, if it can't be welded, you can at least get the weight.

    Why couldn't the guy selling it give you an answer? A guy selling a part but couldn't give you weight and dimensions reeks of SCAM!! :)
     
  9. Mike51Merc
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    Well, since the OP is in Europe, wouldn't metric be the way to go?
     
  10. el Scotto
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    This is MURICA!!! Ain't using no Commie measurement system!! :eek: :D
     
  11. stimpy
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    not Commie that would be rUskins , its so******t from the cheese eaters ( and don't mean the guys from Wisconsin either )
     
  12. Mr48chev
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    That is pretty well what I figured. Unless someone just shipped one or has one laying around that they can weigh it might be difficult to come up with a weight.
     
  13. rene53catalina
    Joined: Nov 15, 2010
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    the other one is also still on the car , i was hoping someone had one on the shelf and could give me the weight
    i think it is beyond welding , the cast iron is falling apart on the corners where the studs are
     

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