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Seems like a decent price to me.
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Who built them? How are they joined together underneath? How about more complete pictures showing how they were meant to connect together to get a better idea. Were they originally designed to fit a regal chassis ? Will they bolt to 23 degree heads. Thanks Lou.
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The crossover is a slip fit with a band clamp. The primaries are 1 5/8 and the crossover is 2 1/4. The crossover has a 3 bolt header flange on the driver's side.
They will bolt up to 23* heads. They were originally designed for a Third Gen F body TPI serpentine belt system with A/C delete. They bolt up just like the LC2 crossover comes under the rear of the oil pan and up into the turbo manifold. I personally would rather have a ball flange welded on, but that's just me. I also have a **** load of other stuff as well. Splayed billet main conversion caps with studs(raw never cut). A girdle for a 2 bolt block with studs (don't think it'll work with the spalyed caps and studs). ARP head stud kit (7/16 I believe). Pair of SLP 1 3/4 headers(no crossover). 7749 ecm with out chip(not sure about memcal) Originally was planning on a stock block TPI fbody turbo car when a nice TTA fell into my lap...... So Everything is up for sale...
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