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By jw375 - 7 Years Ago
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So I'm looking to keep Stock Straight Axel, Has Leafs in Rear , Someone put this huge Tank under the truck front back, I just saw one on face book , had straight axel Lowered , even had stock gas tank , PS you can put a mustang tank in the bed reasonable 64-68 mustang tank 32 5/8 x 24 1/2 16 gal c5zz9002D for $119 plus stuff .. but I'm all for stock for most part , gas slosh in cab???
I'd also like to do new exhausted NON y block stock , to get dual exhaust .. Some things need fixing sorry .. Putting c 4 stock column in pretty quick.. Love the lines of a 56 .. Got lucky here.. Looking to get her out of the garage soon!
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By paul2748 - 7 Years Ago
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One suggestion for dual exhausts would be rams horns. Available aftermarket and I see used originals for sale here and there. Just make sure you get th ones for a Ford Y Block. The ones for the Lincoln engine are different and will not bolt up.
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By Hoosier Hurricane - 7 Years Ago
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The rear outlet manifolds cause interference with the steering column on the left side. What I did on my '53 with a 312 was to use a right hand manifold on the left side, which pointed the outlet forward and downward, where it is easy to make up an exhaust pipe from the manifold to the muffler.
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By jw375 - 7 Years Ago
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Yup Ram Horns Like $389 ... I think the clearance better ,... Good Call ..
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By 2721955meteor - 6 Years Ago
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have 1 left for 292/312 125. us cliff at ct1940@shaw .ca. i used the 1st of 2 on my 49 mark(292) and like others used the right ex manifold on the driver side ,like sead earlier easy to clear the steering column. also have a stock rebuilt column for 47/56 pickup 50 us.
i would put this on classified but can't seem to remove when item sold. asked for help ,no results
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