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Power Wagon T-Shirts are now available for purchase on-line through the Store.
They are only $15.00 each plus shipping.
Shirts are available in sizes from Small thru 4X and are Sand in color.
Design/Logo is printed on the back of the shirts and the front is free of any designs.
A teaser photo of this truck's engine appears in the June 2012 issue. There will be an article series at some point in the future covering this project truck.
It appears in the video that repro "cast headers" are being used, along with an electric fuel pump (that style of exhaust gets mighty close to a mechanical pump).
It appears in the video that repro "cast headers" are being used, along with an electric fuel pump (that style of exhaust gets mighty close to a mechanical pump).
I wonder what fuel pump was used when those headers were first developed?
That's a good question. I'm wondering if they took some liberties with the original design, as the rear swept back (cyl 4-5-6) piece would be better for fuel pump clearance. Phillips Performance had a header that was swept back in front, no one could ever seem to contact them...
An outfit called Kansas Kustoms used to do split manifold mods, but they quit and passed it on to a fellow in Texas doing business as "Splitz Manifolds". To do the job right, you need two manifolds to get the right downturn for the front piece (you need two rear downturns).
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