looking for a offy tri intake adapter

[Anonymous]

does anyone know where i can find a offy tri intake adapter.. or any other kind of tri intake adapter. i am sorry for asking so many ?'s but i am really courious.. thanks for everything

 

[MLINE]

Clifford sells them, but I'm not sure it anyone else does.

http://www.cliffordperformance.com

 

[Anonymous]

This place sells them much cheaper than Clifford:

http://www.hotrodvintageparts.com/FuelDelivery/Intakes/Ford/index.html

Clifford is ripping people off on the Offy. 3X1 intake kits they sell.

 

[Anonymous]

Does anybody know what carb would be good for this intake?

 

[CobraSix]

I'm using Autolite 1100s, but it requires some minor engineering for the throttle return springs. I think the intake adaptor kit was made for Weber (either 32 or 34, can't remember) but any carb will work.

Slade

 

[jamerson84]

With the offy setup do you need to have the head off to install and drill the holes or could you install it later after the head is back on?

 

[CobraSix]

Theoretically, I guess you could do it with the head on the car, but I don't think it would be very practical.

You run the risk of metal shavings getting into your cylinders. It would also be difficult to make some of the cuts.

Here are the instructions:

http://kastang.tripod.com/offenhausermod.html

Slade

 

[jamerson84]

Thats what I thought but I just wanted to make sure.
thanks for clearing that up.

 

[Anonymous]

I was looking under the hood of my '65 today, dreaming of how nice that offy would look, when I realized "My ac compressor is right in the way!"
Am I correct on this? And if I am, has anyone done this with the ac?

 

[CobraSix]

Luke,

The AC compressor shouldn't be in the way...do you have a picture so I can see in and I can compare to my current set up.

The only real problem with the 65's is hood clearance on the front carb.

Slade

 

[Anonymous]

thanks for all the replys.. the only ? is what kind of problems with it all fitting under the hood will i have.. i mean. what will i have to do to get it all to fit?

 

[Anonymous]

is there a 2 bbl carb that would fit on this intake?

 

[Anonymous]

could if fit the clifford carb adapter on this if clearance would allow, if i cannot mout a 2 bbl carb right up.

 

[CobraSix]

You would have to have some serious hood clearance...I barely had enough room with a 1V...the 2V with an Adaptor...Don't think it will work, at least on early mustangs (65-67).

Slade

 

[Anonymous]

I have an 3 1 bbl Offy intake and carbs for the older round style intake make me an offer.

 

[Anonymous]

I acutally have a later model offy intake with all the hardware in my garage. I bought it from someone else who was going to install it and changed their mind. I went with the aussie head instead. If you want it you can have it for 50 bucks plus shipping(I paid 150). I also have three carbs to go with it, but they definitely need cleaning and probably rebuilding. I currently live in Birmingham AL.

 

[Anonymous]

Would this fit on my 200?

 

[FastRonald]

8) Do you have the adapter and carbs? I may be very interested in it for my oldest son's car.

 

[Anonymous]

From what I understand there are two offy 3x1 intakes. One for the earlier models and one for later. I have the one for later models, but I am not sure what year the intake changed. I am sure someone on this forum could tell us. I have the adapter, all the carburator linkages, and three carbs to go with it.

 

[Anonymous]

Hi everyone, just registered
I ordered my 3X1 Offy intake from www.vintagespeed.com
I also will be running 3 34ICH weber carbs. Hope this helps some