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wmsteed

12-20-2017 @ 3:34 PM

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As a point of info, I don't think there is an exhaust manifold that is specific to a 59 AB engine. The exhaust manifolds are more chassis/ vehicle specific.. In the event of a replacement engine being installed in a vehicle, many times the manifold (s) that came with the engine are used which can require adjustments to the head pipes..
I always prefer to use the vehicle manifolds...
I believe in the KISS principle... Keep It Simple Stupid...

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MICHV8

12-14-2017 @ 4:33 AM

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Thanks folks

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No, I'm not sure that it is galvanized and will find out... thanks for the link.

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12-13-2017 @ 5:48 PM

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Are you sure that the pipe is galvanized? Most of the new pipes are aluminized steel. Here is a link to a website with instructions on welding practices.

http://www.thefabricator.com/article/arcwelding/arc-welding-101-best-practices-for-aluminized-steel

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12-13-2017 @ 8:39 AM

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I'm not sure. Welding galvanized can be hazardous. Check with your muffler installer on that one.

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12-13-2017 @ 6:59 AM

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Thanks clifford...
If I need to grind the flange weld off, can galvanized steel be welded with a MIG welder or is a TIG required?

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12-12-2017 @ 1:31 PM

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On my '48 my manifold is just like yours. Your muffler man should be able to cut and reposition the flange or weld on another one in the correct position. Merry Christmas!

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12-12-2017 @ 1:13 PM

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I'm having an issue with a non-local muffler shop about the placement of the passenger side flange on my exhaust pipe. They put the flange on so the stud holes are north/south in the same direction as the pipe, but my manifold has the studs at an angle...(photo attached). Is my manifold a standard 59AB exhaust manifold?

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