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Old 02-27-2010, 07:24 PM
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heat riser questions

There are 2 heat risers (the flapper between the crossover and the right exhaust manifold) on ebay right now. Does a heat riser with the part number COAE-9A427-C fit my 1954 239 Yblock? How about B5A-9685-E? These are NOS.

Or does anyone have a good used one they are willing to sell?

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Old 02-27-2010, 09:53 PM
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At risk of getting in trouble with the number man, (a genius) the prefix C0AE would be for around 1960 and the B5A would be for a 1955, my books don't go new enough to say what the basic number / suffix mean (kind of).
 
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