The old Corvettes had that style manifold, didn't they? Were those pre
heated? I sure like the way the stock manifold allows me to drive my trucks
in cold wet snowy weather. It gets cold in some of the mountains in
California, too.
Allen Coblentz wrote:
> I've always wanted to but fenton headers on my 235...just love the sound
> of that 6 split in half. But, I know my truck just won't run right
> without the exhaust pre-heating the intake/carb. It might be OK in the
> warmer south or in the summer, but Ohio ain't California or Florida! Is
> there any way to run fenton headers with my stock intake and still not
> have my engine bucking and sputtering? Any advice would be appreciated.
>
> Are there "split exhaust manifolds" that would eliminate this hassle?
> Do they sound as sweet as the fentons?
> Thanks
>
> Allen Coblentz
> '52 Chevy 3100
> Springfield, Ohio
>
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