intake stove pipe HELP
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intake stove pipe HELP
bewford has been helping me a great deal with this but does anyone know were I can buy a new stove pipe assembley for the 351m.
It is the peice that is on the left side (looking at motor) of the intake and has two metal tubes running to the carb.
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It is the peice that is on the left side (looking at motor) of the intake and has two metal tubes running to the carb.
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I would think NAPA could just make one in like 5 minutes...especially if you have an old one to pattern from.
I've got mine out at the moment while cleaning up my intake for a re-gasket. The 2 tubes really don't look like anything more than a piece of brake or fuel line. The end that goes on the intake is lathed a tad smaller and the end that goes in the choke is flared out. The longer tube is the same but has a short piece of vac hose on the end to connect to the carb airhorn.
They really don't look all that special...just bent brake like line.
I've got mine out at the moment while cleaning up my intake for a re-gasket. The 2 tubes really don't look like anything more than a piece of brake or fuel line. The end that goes on the intake is lathed a tad smaller and the end that goes in the choke is flared out. The longer tube is the same but has a short piece of vac hose on the end to connect to the carb airhorn.
They really don't look all that special...just bent brake like line.
MSEE
Joined: Apr 2004
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From: Austin, TX
Dorman used to make a kit; I'm not sure if it's still available. If not, it's pretty simple to make one yourself as Danny has suggested because it's simply bent steel tubing. It's flared on one end and barbed on the other.
