By carl - 9 Years Ago
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Are the exhaust manifolds on a 57 T Bird the same as the ones on a 57 full bodied car.I seem to remember the drivers side is but the passenger side exhaust flange is rotated different,any help greatly appreciated Carl
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By paul2748 - 9 Years Ago
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It's just the opposite. The drivers side is different, passenger side the same.
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By carl - 9 Years Ago
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paul2748 (1/18/2016)
It's just the opposite. The drivers side is different, passenger side the same. Ok thanks for the info.Paul
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By GREENBIRD56 - 9 Years Ago
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Carl - The driver side manifold for the T-bird is an "ECJ" part number. Its located on the manifold face toward the cylinder head - unlike all of the others. It has the same passage sizes as the '57 passenger car parts (flat top casting shape too) - but the outlet kicks in a bit more toward the block to clear the clutch linkage of the stick cars. It was used on both the stick and automatic T-birds. Finding them is usually accidental ....... when you really need one, hard to come by or very expensive.
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By carl - 9 Years Ago
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GREENBIRD56 (1/19/2016)
Carl - The driver side manifold for the T-bird is an "ECJ" part number. Its located on the manifold face toward the cylinder head - unlike all of the others. It has the same passage sizes as the '57 passenger car parts (flat top casting shape too) - but the outlet kicks in a bit more toward the block to clear the clutch linkage of the stick cars. It was used on both the stick and automatic T-birds.  Finding them is usually accidental ....... when you really need one, hard to come by or very expensive. Thanks Steve,There is a guy in my area hunting for drivers side exhaust manifold and I have one for a car,i thought the passenger side was different so that is why I posted the question.Glad I didn't sell him what I had. Carl
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