View Poll Results: Would you buy a 6.0L manifold crossover?
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If a 6.0L crossover were were made would you buy it?
03-02-2006, 09:22 PM
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Originally Posted by Sandmann120
Yes, absolutely I would, in either mild steel or stainless. I honestly don't know any shops haven't picked up on this yet.
03-02-2006, 09:39 PM
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im just curious as to how many ppl really wnt it.
im sure a good bit would want it..
but considering how easy and cheep the parts are you get more of your do it your selfers
03-02-2006, 09:59 PM
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id buy it, i dont know why someone hasnt bothered to do this.
seems to be a market for it, however there may not be a very large profit in it since people wouldnt want to pay too much for it.
seems to be a market for it, however there may not be a very large profit in it since people wouldnt want to pay too much for it.
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03-02-2006, 10:22 PM
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Holy ****! My buddy and I were just talking about this! Why a company hasn't jumped up and made a basic kit for guys using truck manifolds. I'd buy it if it were made available. Not that I'm doing a turbo setup or anything..... But if I were then I'd buy it 
I hope no one in FL is watching, dammit.
I hope no one in FL is watching, dammit. 
03-02-2006, 10:42 PM
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Hell I'd buy one, and I'm a juice-junky! But, the thoughts of spooling over to the hairdryer side are always lurking. Make that **** already please.
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03-03-2006, 05:16 AM
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this was already discussed in the other thread, reason why for those who have made one it takes alot of time. Materials might be relativly cheap (thought the vbands, bungs and flanges will drive that up) but time isnt that cheap. I think it would be about 20 hours for one up-pipe and downpipe for fabing it and fitting it to make sure it fits.
it wouldnt be cost effective enough for what people would want to pay for it. Look at the phamspeed conspiricy, you get what you pay for.
it wouldnt be cost effective enough for what people would want to pay for it. Look at the phamspeed conspiricy, you get what you pay for.
03-04-2006, 05:34 PM
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if someone made the 6.0 manifold kit with cross over and downpipe i think there would be a market for it.
i dont see how it can be so time consuming, once the initial kit is designed, and a jig is made, i dont see how it can take 20hours to make. however ive never done it so I could be all off.
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i dont see how it can be so time consuming, once the initial kit is designed, and a jig is made, i dont see how it can take 20hours to make. however ive never done it so I could be all off.
ed
03-05-2006, 09:40 AM
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Originally Posted by 69firebird
if someone made the 6.0 manifold kit with cross over and downpipe i think there would be a market for it.
i dont see how it can be so time consuming, once the initial kit is designed, and a jig is made, i dont see how it can take 20hours to make. however ive never done it so I could be all off.
ed
i dont see how it can be so time consuming, once the initial kit is designed, and a jig is made, i dont see how it can take 20hours to make. however ive never done it so I could be all off.
ed
sure someone can come along and just throw them together, but i bet people will have problems. well at least you can install your spark plugs for sure with the 6.0 manafolds, but alot of other things can go wrong.