Posted by Brian G. NY on October 07, 2023 at 10:59:06 from (191.101.174.103):
In Reply to: GMC posted by rusty6 on October 04, 2023 at 07:11:00:
The Fenton split manifold was the "Thing" for the Chevy guys back in the 50s.
The 6 cyl. Chevys with the Fenton headers had a unique and great sound. The Ford flathead V-8s also had a unique sound different than the OHV V-8s due to the center two ports on each side dumping into one manifold port.
A good friend of mine bought a brand new '60 Chevy hardtop with a 6 cyl. and three on the tree. That seemed like a really wierd combination but he put a Fenton dual header on it with "Smitty" glasspacks and it sounded "mean". It sure wasn't any "ball of fire" though. LOL
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