About 2-3 years ago, I recall seeing a part number for a pre-made crossover pipe for Chevy V8's using ramshorn manifolds. After scanning through about 300 Megs(approximately 4-5 years) of an old email list and coming up blank, does anyone know of such a beasty?

I want to say it was a NAPA autoparts part number. It was also supposed to be bent up tight next to the oil pan in front of the hump.

TIA,
John

I do not have the P/N, but as I recall it was for mid 60's chevy P/U's.

I know Butch Baker of TX has or had this on his Chevota.

Originally posted by FJ4ZROX
I do not have the P/N, but as I recall it was for mid 60's chevy P/U's.

I know Butch Baker of TX has or had this on his Chevota.

I actually tracked it down late last night while searching a couple of old email accounts:D And yep, it was Butch and it was a 66 Chevy with the 327:p

Any one know what size pipe is used for this stock cross over?

Where does the crossover tube route on this one?
Jay

I wouldn't bet money on this but given that Land Cruiser's have the diff on the right side of the vehicle thus having the tcase with a right side drop. I would say, the crossover pipe would be routed to the left side of the vehicle(assuming you are sitting face forward in the driver seat).... I won't say "driver" or "passenger" side as we have a few people who drive on the wrong side of the road:D

As for how far back from the connection or similar items, I couldn't tell you... I've not seen one of them before but hopefully I will soon:D