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#1012700 03/08/2014 4:52 PM
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Doing the S-10 frame swap with a 54 and using 350 engine but have a problem with stock exhaust manifold hitting the A-Arms near the front of the engine. I read in several posts that the stock manifolds work on this swap. Am I doing something wrong? I am using a set of engine mounts from Advanced Design Engineering.

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might need to swap out manifolds....I'd say first step is to contact ad engineering and see what they suggest......whid


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Which "stock manifolds" are you using? GM used many different designs. Some will work, some won't.


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Emailed AD Engineering and got a response. Here is what he said: You can use Hedman #69670. They are a Jeep V8 swap header and only get close to the frame around the passenger side collector. This can easily be taken care of with a bend close to the collector.

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