Topic: Help with definitive Shaker ID

[67gta289]

Thanks Jeff.  Based on pictures there, it appears that the one that I posted pictures of is for a 351.  There is not enough for me to determine if Windsor or Cleveland, so I'll need more pictures or dimensions from known examples to narrow it down further.

[JohnB]

Thanks Jeff.  Based on pictures there, it appears that the one that I posted pictures of is for a 351.  There is not enough for me to determine if Windsor or Cleveland, so I'll need more pictures or dimensions from known examples to narrow it down further.

Some info here: http://www.boss302.com/shaker.htm

[J_Speegle]

Thanks Jeff.  Based on pictures there, it appears that the one that I posted pictures of is for a 351.  There is not enough for me to determine if Windsor or Cleveland, so I'll need more pictures or dimensions from known examples to narrow it down further.

Yes the odd (not something I've seen on Mustang ones I've owned) thick spacer or riser I believe will be one of the big determiner of its origin. Given the height of the top of the carb the smaller motor makes sense - ie Windsor

If not for the studs I would look towards the ram air air cleaners for other applications but those limit the application.

Not likely but could always be something someone made - which would make identification impossible - but as said that is not likely