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#709128 01/05/2011 4:49 PM
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Does anyone have any experience with the below exhaust manifold?

http://www.the-co.com/StoreFront/pr...;osCsid=0be6302d9275361f019203734dc3dae8

I saw it discussed on another site and I was thinking of purchasing it to replace my currently cracked one. Thanks.


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Looks like the early streamlined manifold with the three bolt
2 1/2" outlet. I've got a couple 292's with those manifolds, both were pulled from C60's. I didn't know they were reproduced.


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I'm very interested in that myself! Mine is cracked as well.......wonder if it flows better than the original? Thanks for posting!

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If your original manifold is the 2 (17/8 inch) then the 2 1/2 would certainly flow better, the real question is are they any good, as the aftermarket are usually cast in China. (I am currently facing that delima as I ordered a set of 2 1/2 inch 63-65 corvette ramhorns to put on my 67 chevy one ton.)

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Yeah.....that's what I was thinking. If anyone has tried this manifold, let us know how it looks/holds-up.


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