Re: Exhaust Pipe

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     Jay,
     
     Yes, I have one from my Series III GT. I would not be able to measure
     it for a couple of weeks though ( live about 250 miles from my Alpine
     ). I plan on putting the cast iron manifold back on so I would be
     happy to sell/trade it to you. Let me know if you want me to go ahead
     and measure it when I get up to Vermont.
     
     Kurt Eckert
     Series 3 GT
     B9200634

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Subject: Exhaust Pipe
Author: Jay Laifman <JLAIFMAN(at)PNM.MHS.CompuServe.COM> at Internet
Date: 10/8/96 12:39 PM

     
Two questions:
     
Does anyone have an early Alpine exhaust manifold laying around that they
can measure the ID of the pipes at the flange that goes to the manifold?
     
Does anyone have one for sale?
     
This is the "tubular" type from the Series I to III (maybe to IV), not the
cast manifold that came on the Series V. Mostly, I'd like to know if
the ID is 1 3/8" or more. I know that the early version will not
generally fit on a Series V because the alternator is in the way. But, I
think I have a way around that.
     
Thanks
     
Jay
     
     

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