I will try and get some better photos soon.
I do eventually want to get them ceramic coated as well.
They still may need a little adjustment.
This is them with the twin Monaro Motors carbies attached.
Series MM Sidevalve Exhaust extractors/headers
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oliver-morrisminor
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Series MM Sidevalve Exhaust extractors/headers
Here are the first photo's of my long awaited side valve extractors.
I will try and get some better photos soon.
I do eventually want to get them ceramic coated as well.
They still may need a little adjustment.
This is them with the twin Monaro Motors carbies attached.
I will try and get some better photos soon.
I do eventually want to get them ceramic coated as well.
They still may need a little adjustment.
This is them with the twin Monaro Motors carbies attached.
oliver-morrisminor
Brisbane Southside Morris Minor Car Club Inc (Queensland - AUSTRALIA)
www.morrisminorspares.biz/
1950 Series MM Tourer
1960 MM1000 2 Door 1500cc Nissan & running gear
Brisbane Southside Morris Minor Car Club Inc (Queensland - AUSTRALIA)
www.morrisminorspares.biz/
1950 Series MM Tourer
1960 MM1000 2 Door 1500cc Nissan & running gear
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d_harris
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Re: Series MM Sidevalve Exhaust extractors/headers
That is a gorgeous looking bit of metalwork there 
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mike.perry
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Re: Series MM Sidevalve Exhaust extractors/headers
Nice looking pipework. Any chance of a photo of the inlet manifold fitted without the carbs?
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