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Call Chris at US Car Tool, I know they had either found some or made some for a customer.

Hedman part # 75140 1 7/8 tubes

set of heddman race headers for a small block a body, i bought them used, then had jet-hot coat them, really nice looking set of headers, pics here: http://raleigh.craigslist.org/pts/2673101029.html $600 obo raleigh, nc

the pistons have no identifying marks that i saw right off, ill take another closer look...

help please, my machinist lost some of the retainer clips for the wrist pins whilst flycutting my pistons, where can i find replacements? looked at internal snaprings, but the dimensions dont seem to match, the outside of the wrist pin measures 0.97", and it is for a 318... thanks

http://www.uscartool.com/ scroll down to "Gray's 68 SS Hemi Dart Second Part", page 18 of photos, we built a mounting bracket to mount the head unit in the glove box. this car got all boston acoustics speakers, they sound phenomenal.

i've got some summit universal cut-to-fit that i'm really happy with, and only $35 for the set...

my stock piece was cast aluminum, i reused it... fyi i have the same intake, and am very pleased with it!

first, make sure you remove the snaprings in the crossmember holding them in...sometimes they are there, sometimes they are not. yes there is a special tool, i havent tried without it... http://americanmuscle.carshopinc.com/product_info.php/products_id/74332/23461

what if you got a small piece of aluminum tubing same size as the fitting and TIG'd it to the intake?

heres an install write-up on a mustang... http://www.fordmuscle.com/archives/2003/12/efiintake/

working on a template currently...my 71 had rust in the wheel wells so i decided to cut rather than repair. eyeballed it and laid out a template fri night and plasma'd them, we think they are a little off when compared to photos of period cars. have 2 more darts in the shop planning to cut...

i just did mine saturday. used the CE kit, which is big as mentioned above. the width of the sump is close enough to the structural ribs in the tank to not sit flat, and i was working with a tank that had dents in that area, so i cut a rectangular hole and relief cut around it, then...