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Old 11-23-2011, 03:58 PM
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They are expected to be shipping to us around the end of January. I should have pricing around then as well. If I get an update before then I'll let you guys know.
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Old 11-23-2011, 07:03 PM
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Originally Posted by RenoReno2
Hooker just released these this month

8501HKR LS Exhaust manifold - Raw Finish
8501-3HKR LS Exhaust manifold - Black Ceramic Finish
8501-4HKR LS Exhaust manifold - Titanium Ceramic Finish
8501-5HKR LS Exhaust manifold - Cast Iron Grey Ceramic Finish

Nothing for the right side?

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Old 11-24-2011, 11:33 AM
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Manifolds pictured are matching RH/LH set. Just pictured in different finish
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Originally Posted by Kenova
Nothing for the right side?

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I would assume the LS in the part number is not Left Side but LSx.....
What would these have been made for? I wonder what sort of dimensions they have. I need something tight like this...
Old 11-24-2011, 03:02 PM
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Any dimensions available? I dont see any on there site
Man, I would be stoked if they would fit my vega, its the only part I need
Old 11-25-2011, 04:37 PM
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Copied from the S10Forum.com site.

Rep said that they flow better than stock, are cast iron and are available in 4 different color coatings.

Looks like the fit very close. Since they are cast iron, they could be angle milled for additional clearance.

Holley: “We designed these components in a CAD environment to work with the latest E-Rod engine from GM Performance Parts,” explained Tichenor. “The manifolds supplied by GM aren’t built to fit into the muscle cars, trucks and hot rods they go into, so we’re solving that problem. These manifolds feature enhanced internal geometry to promote and maintain high velocity flow for outstanding performance at all rpm levels in a tighter fitment profile to install on applications where no other LS manifolds will fit.

“Our manifolds are smoothed up for maximum flow and good looks while meeting the smog requirements the E-Rod engine is held to,” Tichenor continued. “They mimic the same shape and O2 provisions as the factory, so will work with both fuel-injected and carbureted applications.”
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Old 11-26-2011, 11:19 AM
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Originally Posted by 2nd Gen Fl 'bird
Now, if only it was cast with a v-band flange. We're just never satified, huh? LOL Nice looking piece, keep us updated.
V-bands are really not that desirable at the manifold flange since they don't allow for much engine movement. The Holley manifolds are designed to use the stock style "donut" gasket that will allow for engine movement.

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Old 11-26-2011, 11:27 AM
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looks like those might work for a turbo build.
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The 2010-2011 Camaro stocks work for several builds.
They are dirt cheap right now.
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The LSA manifolds look like a good choice for a turbo build.
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We currently have plans for a twin Mid Mount Turbo setup on our current shop car using these manifolds.

Here are a few Pics on one of my Mock up engines. They sit a hair over 2 3/4" off the Cylinder head making it a perfect fit for super tight Chassis. These pics are in the standard rear facing configuration. Facing foward will require alot of relocation of accesories and such.











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Josh, just curious if you can post the price of these or send me a PM...
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Originally Posted by FatfreeGTO
Josh, just curious if you can post the price of these or send me a PM...
I havent seen the pricing yet. I just have a set of the manifolds here at the shop for some test fitting. Being 5 minutes from Holley doesnt hurt at times.
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Yeah your lucky! Is that 2 3/4" measurement from where the head bolts are out to just above the word "hooker"? or was it just above the top of the mounting flange?
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Measured at the Middle of the head o the farthest part of the Manifold.
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Thanks
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Those look like they would fit my '55 very nicely. Thanks
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look to be a good fit for g body chassis too.
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Those look like they might fit my GN if I flipped them backwards for a turbo...
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josh, any way you can take pics of them facing forward?


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