1951 ford dual exhaust HELP!

JLford

JLford

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Does anyone have pictures of their setup? I purchased the new driver-side manifold that has the exhaust port pointed towards the rear, but I do not have the correct pipe to link to it. I could potentially make my own pipe, but I also do not know where it goes. Does the exhaust pipe go above or below the clutch equalizer bar? Haven't been able to find ANY pics on the internet, Pics or a description would be greatly appreciated!
 
Exhaust pipe will run right through the middle of the clutch linkage so that when the clutch pedal is fully depressed, the "U" shaped link will just barely touch the pipe. It will need to be slightly flattened where it passes the trans crossmember, and you will need to cut a hole in the frame crossmember to match the one on the passenger side. ..B.
 
JLford said:
Does anyone have pictures of their setup? I purchased the new driver-side manifold that has the exhaust port pointed towards the rear, but I do not have the correct pipe to link to it. I could potentially make my own pipe, but I also do not know where it goes. Does the exhaust pipe go above or below the clutch equalizer bar? Haven't been able to find ANY pics on the internet, Pics or a description would be greatly appreciated!
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Try Kepich exhaust systems. I understand he makes an exhaust pipe for that manifold.
 
Do you have a good hot rod muffler shop in your area? We all here in San Diego go to Ed Hanson's. Let the pros figure it out. I have a 51 Ford Victoria too but I would run Red's headers.

Phil Swanson
 
The poster in #6 made a manifold for dual exhaust on a shoebox. They sell them also on Shoebox-central.com. Waldrons Exhaust makes the pipes. I had no luck at all with Reds Headers for dual manifolds on a 49-51. I took a usuable single exhaust header pipe to a local pipe shop to make a couple copies and they lost the pipe before they made any....Mark
 
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