Yep. Back when I had my 86 slantsix van, I was running an Offy intke but I didn't have the adapter plate, so I made up my own using a 2 inch spacer. Worked like a charm!

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Casually looking for a Clifford hyperpak intake for cheap.

Huh? How does a Jeep manifold apply to a slant?

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Used to own:
'82 Dodge D150
Erson 270 Cam, O/S valves, mild port work, ~9.5:1 compression

Currently fighting with an '85 VW Cabriolet

My other passion

Hi Cstryker,

Heck I dunno, but there must be a Chrysler/AMC/Jeep relationship somehow. The newest vehicle I own is a 64 so corporate finagling is something I just don't keep up with. I think Ford bought some other companies the last dozen years too. But the point wasn't who made slants, it was that offys can be found on jeeps, for someone cruising in junkyards. I was a Willys mechanic from 60 to 69 and still run a 46 willys and a GP for fun in the woods. Ih my opinion Willys will always be the only vehicle worthy of being called "jeep", because whoever go hold of them after the 60's made them cheap and popular. And light and no guts. Hate to think it was Chrysler, but maybe Iacocca did it. Oughta google it but I don't even know the names of anything outside of mother mopar!

best to all
rock
'64d100

Summit has the offy for $267 and change.

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73 Valiant, Shaved & Lowered / Super Six / Cliffords / Duals / Flowmasters

JC Whitney also sells them for 234 I believe.