[tim68rsss]

Could someone please post the correct numbers for both exhaust manifolds for a 1968 396/325 with AC and Smog?

[Daytona Yellow 69 Z/28]

left side 3909879
Right side 3916178

I hope this helps,
Nick

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69 Z/28 X77 D80 83700 original miles,DZ 302, M-21, BU 3:73 Rear End, ZL-2 Ducted Hood, Daytona Yellow, Black Deluxe, Tilt, Factory AM/FM, Console Gauges.
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[tim68rsss]

Thanks for the numbers. Did Chevrolet use these same manifolds on other model years and if so what were they?

[NastyZ]

Those manifolds were used on 1967 - 1970 novas, chevelles, camaros. In 1970 it was used on the 454 chevelles & monte carlos, in addition to being used on the 396.

[cpodeep]

Hm.....Might want to recheck those numbers?

3919862 RH 68 396/325HP w/AIR
3909881 LH 68 396/325HP w/AIR

Information came from Camaro Restoration Guide 1967-1969 by Jason Scott

The numbers in the previous post are for non-smog engines. I sure need a set!

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Scott
68 SS BB project car

[This message has been edited by cpodeep (edited 06-13-2002).]

[pony]

I have a 1969 396/325 with air & smog.

The left hand manifold number is 3909879. Haven't checked the right one yet.

Chevy by the numbers shows this as the correct manifold from 1967-1969 for 396/325 camaros.

It also shows a pic of one with the holes drilled in for A.I.R. and on w/o the holes.

[cpodeep]

Pony
The book I'm looking at list the 881 and 862 as being very specific for only a 68 with smog. I don't know what makes the 68 different from a 67 or 69. I guess we need some motor guru's to solve this one?

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Scott
68 SS BB project car