Heat stove connection for headers.

[Loves302Chevy]

Does anyone have any ideas on how to add a heat stove connection to a header tube?
I just need a short 1.75" OD stainless steel stub to connect the flexible aluminum tube
to the air cleaner.

 

[Grumpy]

to fabricate an effective heat sink, you could simply use a couple hose clamps,

and put a 12"-18" section of the appropriate size stainless steel tube, (bent to the ideal shape )
http://www.jegs.com/p/Dynomax/Dynomax-Flexible-Exhaust-Pipe/2853338/10002/-1
or what many people do, is clamp a 36" section of metal flex tube in place next to the headers

in an inconspicuous location , clamped to the existing header tubes
where it will efficiently adsorb and transfer heat to the air traveling through it.

 

[Loves302Chevy]

I was thinking something more like this: (zoom in on it)

 

[Loves302Chevy]

I found these pics for you Grumpy:

 

[Grumpy]

yes , THANKS FOR POSTING THAT PICTURE, more than a few guys I know back in Colorado where I hunt frequently,
have something thats almost identical to that picture, you posted hooked up, on their car

here in west palm beach, county ,florida winter tends to last 36-48 hours of miserable cold
(it drops into the, low 40s-to- high 30s every other year or so for a day or so) so its not a big issue

 

[Loves302Chevy]

here in west palm beach, county ,florida winter tends to last 36-48 hours of miserable cold
(it drops into the, low 40s-to- high 30s every other year or so for a day or so) so its not a big issue

I will send you some snow this winter.