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Can anyone tell me a little about this part: Offenhauser alum. intake for
65-66 six-cylinder,series C casting #5999

I have heard a little about after-market items for 6 cyl. Engines but would
like to know a little more.

Thanks
Jim Covart
'66 6 cyl. coupe

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>Can anyone tell me a little about this part: Offenhauser alum. intake for
>65-66 six-cylinder,series C casting #5999
>
>I have heard a little about after-market items for 6 cyl. Engines but would
>like to know a little more.
>

Jim,
I think you will find all you need to know on the Clifford web page:

www.cliffordperformance.com

This is a candystore for any 6 cyl owner. Im sure if you email them with
the part numbeer they should know exactly what you are talking about. And
if you dont have their catalog, I sugest you pick one up. It contains just
about everything you can find today for the 6.

Rock on
Nathan
65 Falcon futura ht 200/6
68 Mustang (in process of rebuild)


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At 03:20 PM 9/7/1999 -0300, Vertical 8 wrote:
>>Can anyone tell me a little about this part: Offenhauser alum. intake for
>>65-66 six-cylinder,series C casting #5999
>>
>>I have heard a little about after-market items for 6 cyl. Engines but would
>>like to know a little more.

I don't know about the particular part number, but someone on the
Fordnatics list has put a triple carb intake on a Falcon with a 200 cid six
cylinder. There are some pictures (but no information) at
sierrafalcons.com/Billy-Engine/ or you could look through the
Fordnatics archives on listquest.com. Look for "Max Inux" and/or "William
Tiemann".

The Clifford catalog I have is a couple years old and the part numbers
don't look anything like #5999. Since the intake manifold is cast into the
head on these, the triple intake required drilling into the manifold, but I
guess it works well enough for Offenhauser to keep making them.

Tom Teixeira mailtoemail redacted)
'66 Mustang convertible (200 cid auto) world.std.com/~tjt




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