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somedayaurora 01-05-2013 11:03 AM

289 side pipes
 
http://www.clubcobra.com/forums/pict...d=9347&thumb=1

is this the side exhaust arrangement stock from shelby or is it the side pipe one ? or is it all race team specific ?
sdr
http://www.clubcobra.com/forums/pict...d=9348&thumb=1

somedayaurora 01-05-2013 11:05 AM

btw how sweet are these 2 eh? b@lls out awesome imho
sdr

Mark IV 01-05-2013 01:56 PM

The 289 "side pipes" varied a lot by car and by event/timing. There are the "Nassau" type setup and other styles of sidepipes used on the FIA and USRRC cars.

somedayaurora 01-05-2013 02:16 PM

what are the "nassau type" are those like the ones on your riverside racers?
sdr

Rick 427 Cobra 01-05-2013 03:42 PM

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One comment about side pipes. My car has pipes like the second car pictured in that the outlet is turned down about 30'. This cause a dust storm especially at a car show on grass. NOT a way to make friends. I have since replaced them with "real" mufflers. I have a pic of just the pipes on the floor but cannot upload it for some reason?

Rick Parker 01-05-2013 06:22 PM

Most everyone wants to make their car look they "Way they were". Most definately at the expense of "Some" power. ...Header science was in its infancy in 1963 & 1964 when the 289 Cobra was being raced. The FIA and USRRC cars had sidepipes tucked under the door and this design mandated a very short primary header pipe, much like what is today called a Block Hugger type, the primaries were only about 10-12" in length. Very poor design by todays standards, but thats how it was. The picture of the 1st car shows the use of a more modern header with primary tube length (to develop & maintain torque) and then the pipe attaches to it and "Angles" towards the outside.

somedayaurora 01-05-2013 07:27 PM

great info rick thanks ! I appreciate it . Rick that hi-tech is sweet any more pics and info?
sdr

CSX3018 01-06-2013 11:34 AM

289 side pipes
 
http://www.clubcobra.com/photopost/data/15/DSC00389.JPG

The pipes came from a print of CSX2345 USRRC Cobra

CSX3018 01-06-2013 11:36 AM

289 side pipes
 
http://www.clubcobra.com/photopost/data/15/DSC00378.JPG
The pipes came from a print of CSX2345 USRRC Cobra

CSX3018 01-06-2013 11:42 AM

289 side pipes
 
http://www.clubcobra.com/photopost/data/15/DSC00390.JPG
The pipes came from a print of CSX2345 USRRC Cobra

Rick Parker 01-09-2013 06:42 PM

I was cruising EBAY and found these FIA type headers, notice how short the tubes and resulting collector are, this is what I was describing above:


289 Cobra Bellanger Style Headers Steel | eBay

wcampbell 12-22-2022 11:36 AM

I know this post is old, but I'm wondering if CSX3018 could share where I might find the "print" mentioned for the system on CSX2345? My car had this style system on it in the 1960's and 1970's and then was scrapped so I'd like to recreate the system...Any help would be most appreciated...

Wayne
dwcampbell0@gmail.com

1985 CCX 12-22-2022 12:37 PM

Well that's gonna be tough.

We lost Richard M years back, may he Rest in Peace.

wcampbell 12-27-2022 09:54 AM

I'm so sorry to hear this...with Richard gone is there anyone else out there that might be able to provide a blueprint/guide to recreating this exhaust system?

sunman 12-27-2022 10:18 AM

Its possible CSX2345 is still at the Boulder museum. Maybe they can help.

mrmustang 12-27-2022 10:42 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 1985 CCX (Post 1513220)
Well that's gonna be tough.

We lost Richard M years back, may he Rest in Peace.

Thus why I wrote the FAQ for newbies, but our members here as well.
http://www.clubcobra.com/forums/all-...bies-read.html

Again, sad, but true


Bill S.

lnfletcher 12-28-2022 05:27 AM

I don’t understand the “newbie” point. It was mentioned it was an old thread and it’s not like the site is being overloaded with messages nowadays.

CompClassics 12-28-2022 07:52 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by wcampbell (Post 1513342)
I'm so sorry to hear this...with Richard gone is there anyone else out there that might be able to provide a blueprint/guide to recreating this exhaust system?

Dennis,

Richard and I were pretty close, albeit that he lived in Florida and I live in California, the photos he posted were of my car. I have the drawing you seek, somewhere.

mrmustang 12-28-2022 08:35 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by lnfletcher (Post 1513367)
I don’t understand the “newbie” point. It was mentioned it was an old thread and it’s not like the site is being overloaded with messages nowadays.

#3: you sometimes forget to look at the date of the last post in a thread you are interested in. You click on the reply/respond button and inadvertently resurrect threads that are 5-15 years old. Most with outdated information, or asking for information from a specific end user, who may no longer be on the site, or in a worst case scenario, has passed away.

Sometimes, to bring up an old thread, hoping the OP or one of the participants will chime in, instead of starting a new, fresh thread, can be emotionally painful for some of the forum members, when they are then reminded of that members death.

That is the point I was making.

Bill S.

patrickt 12-28-2022 10:01 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mrmustang (Post 1513370)
... or in a worst case scenario, has passed away.

Ehhhh, all things considered I think members who have passed away still make the best posts.:cool:


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