Hi Don
Doing the fibreglass work itself is not that bad but working
underneath the car would certainly give me a rash in more ways than
one.........my 2 cents
Cheers Dave #5577
--- In MarcosManiacs@yahoogroups.com, "Don Lattimer"
<donlattimer@p...> wrote:
> I contacted Rory and here is his response:
>
> <<<Regarding the 3 Ltr metal chassis Exhaust Manifolds, yes you
will
> need to
> modify the left hand footwell, you will need to move the fibreglass
> in board
> by the width of the chassis tube, i.e 1.5 inch.
> It is a simple operation, and can be done in situ quite easily.>>>
>
> Now, is it worth it??
>
> Don Lattimer
> #3m5759
> Willits, CA, USA
>
>
>
> --- In MarcosManiacs@yahoogroups.com, Dan Orie <dorie@s...> wrote:
> > Hey Don,
> > I wonder that since the headers are the same but just turned
> around,
> > shouldn't they still be available for a cheaper price? It amazes
> me that the
> > Essex V6 was used in some many different vehicles, but locating
> parts for it
> > can still be a problem.
> > The engine seems to be running much better now. During my move
> over to the
> > new house a mile or so away, the car ran fantastic, and cornered
> like the
> > wind - but it sounded like a recent night in Baghdad without any
> mufflers
> > attached. It's possible something could have been in the fuel
> system when I
> > had the initial problem, and seems to have cleared up on its own.
> When I do
> > get more serious you can be sure I will be contacting you for
more
> advice.
> > Thanks,
> > Dano in Daytona
> > 3m5463Message
Re: Essex V6 headers (extractors?)
2003-04-08 by Dave Barton
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