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Old 12-22-2006, 11:53 AM
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I haven't said much.. as you were asking for input from the 64-67 guys. but I have been watching this thread from time to time..

just wanted to put my 2 cents in.. i am using the CTS-V pan in my 71 and it did give me the room around the x-member. With the F-Body Pan.. it fit.. but was very close and I didn't feel good about it being that close.. but with the CTS-V pan.. it is shorter from front to rear in the lower slump and about 1 1/4" lower than a f-body. On my swap.. the pan is about 1" lower than the x-member.. as long as you are not going to lower the car too much.. it should be ok.

This is what it lookw like:
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Hope it help on the Pan.. good luck.
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Those are the truck 5.3 manifolds with all the mounting bosses for the heat shields cut off.

The passenger side worked ok, but I had to relocate the exhaust pipe flange on the driver side.Welding cast is tricky, hope it holds.

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thanks 67 mal, it is an afco radiator and fan direct fit. I wish they would have had the top neck on the opposite side. The condensor came from Vintage Air. I got a universal box with a direct fit condensor kit.
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thanks for all the help.
here are some picks of the heads..

maybe we didn't screw them up to bad..










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