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modified sbc shortie headers to fit early tbird

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Barry L
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 Hi     Interesting  adaptation....any more pics??   I'm not quite clear on the stabilizer mount.... can you get a pic from another angle??   Barry
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Barry,

   the 1/2 moon cut with 2 3/8ths holes bolt right onto the header flange, the rubber grommets and chrome washers from the stock setup , attach to the stock mount on the frame. This is a prototype , and is working well. I will not be able to get to the drivers side until after growing season, Dave  

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Would you be interested in fabbin a set for sale?
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I would hate to  do a set for you and have the cheap chrome job fail in a year or 2.

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Dave  What you have done here is what hot rodding, especially in the early years was all about.  Taking something you liked or needed and modified to fit.   I also have a 55 Bird and will follow your thread to see if I could do this on mine ... when I get it running again.  Bob

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dave, bobwana is right on target. taking something from a scrap pile and making it into something really neat. old school engineering at its zenith. i think it looks great, cant wait to see the other side BigGrin
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Yes, I love doing this stuff. Just think it up, and build it. The early years was hold in place and weld it. If anyone is working on this project ( SBC headers) ,call me, if I can help, I will . 931-739-0152 

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Just getting into the site...  I was staring at a pair of sbc block huggers and a set of y-block header flanges the other day, and thought the exact same thing.  Funny how after logging in for 5 minutes, I see this post.  Gonna start on them tomorrow for my 53 coupe.  I was hoping to find an alternative to ramhorns...
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I just found this thread on a Google search. I like the alternative to rams horn exhaust. I located a set of plain steel sbc block hugger headers at Speedway for $65 and a Y-block header flange on ebay for $45. Makes a cheap fix for my '55 F100 with Toyota power steering box. Thanks for posting this project.
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I have been working a bunch of other projects , including nascar stuff . finished the drivers sde . a little trickyer. I may start to make them , account how well they fit. The welding will better looking and just the y block flange , http://forums.y-blocksforever.com/Uploads/Images/67ae07fd-76b2-476d-b83e-58ad.JPG

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