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Does the Offenhauser 2x1 intake have the ring cuts to help line up the manifold?
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Opps forgot to ask also if there is much trimming to do to get the Offenhauser 2x1 intake to fit up with the Fenton Cast Iron Exhaust on a 235ci.
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Yes, there will be some grinding needed to clear the rear fenton. You will need to mock everything up as you go.
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Gearhead, I never did have to grind on the intake as you suggest although the rear manifold clamp sits at a different angle then the rest.I could snug it up tightly though. Is that the area you're referring to and will I need to grind it to prevent any damage?
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Same setup on my 235 and no grinding involved, fits like it's supposed to. By the way, some of the Clifford intakes don't even have the rings, just a drilled flange, that the stud goes through, to line everything up.
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