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Old 03-07-2013, 08:41 PM
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Please ID this left exhaust log

Has anyone seen a # like this on a left exhaust manifold? Application?

C6SE 9431 P
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Old 03-07-2013, 11:56 PM
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Has anyone seen a # like this on a left exhaust manifold? Application?

Marked: C6SE-9431-A, B, P and etc = Ford part number: C3AZ-9431-D
Use with dual exhausts: 1963/67 Galaxie/LTD 352/390 4V / 1963/67 Mercury/Thunderbird 390 4V / 1966/67 Mercury Parklane 410 / 1966/67 Galaxie/LTD/Mercury/Thunderbird 428.
 
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Bill, I've seen a ton of manifolds with A, B, = left and right side, but I've never seen a 'P'. What does the 'P' stand for if not left or right. Its on a left sided one. Did they also put the P on a right sided one? Are the port opening different on a P?
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Originally Posted by The Masked Rider
Bill, I've seen a ton of manifolds with A, B, = left and right side, but I've never seen a 'P'. What does the 'P' stand for if not left or right. Its on a left sided one. Did they also put the P on a right sided one? Are the port opening different on a P?
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P really doesn't stand for anything. When cast for the first time, manifolds have a A suffix, after the same manifolds are cast again and again and again...ad nauseum, the suffix might be a Z.

Look how many applications C3AZ-9431-D has.
 
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Interesting. Think I'll keep it just because I haven't seen one before. NOW I'll most likely find them all over the place. Isn't that how it always is. Maybe I can do the same thing with $$$. ;o)
 
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