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Old 03-06-2007, 08:56 PM
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does anyone know a website that lists the years and corresponding numbers for exhaust manifolds.
i am trying to find out if the numbers 9779328 and 9778032 are off of a 68 gto 400.
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Hi,
I know you can find the correct PNs in the GTO Restoration Guide.
As I recall the outlet size for automatics is 2" and 2.25" for manual.
Passenger Side should have a spring and weight valve for carb heating through the crossover in the intake manifold.
You don't mention whether these are logs or Ram Air?
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They are for 1966-68 GTO's.

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try here http://www.teufert.net/pontiac/exhaust.htm

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i was wondering if these would fit on a 70 400 motor?
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i was wondering if these would fit on a 70 400 motor?
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Yes. All of the A-body log manifolds are functionally the same. It doesn't matter if they're from a 326 or a 455. The biggest difference is that the early ones have the exhaust flapper as mentioned by runningbwdog. These were gone by '69. They all interchange though.

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Yes. All of the A-body log manifolds are functionally the same. It doesn't matter if they're from a 326 or a 455. The biggest difference is that the early ones have the exhaust flapper as mentioned by runningbwdog. These were gone by '69. They all interchange though.
Also keep in mind the early ones like 64 used 3 bolt flanges so if you're dropping old ones on newer car with an existnig exhaust system, you'll have a problem with the later model 2 bolt flanges not matching up.

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fit depends on chassis configuration.

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