Exhaust Manifolds Options-LS1/68-72 A body Application
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Does anybody know which of the various LSX exhaust manifolds would fit this application? I have a pair of LS 7 manifolds that look like they won't fit due to the fact they don't exit far enough to the rear. My build is a mild convertible and I am not sure I want to go the header route.
This might also make a good A body sticky like the oil pans for those that would like another option other than headers.
This might also make a good A body sticky like the oil pans for those that would like another option other than headers.
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Do they look like these? These are LS6 Vette/Escalade driver side manifold. Thought they would fit my Nove w/clip but it doesn't sweep back fast enough to clear the steering shaft going to the rack. -Bob
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I believe F-body manifolds will work in an A-body. If no manifold options exist, Edelbrock makes very nice stainless headers for the swap. I have more details on them in my build thread. Link in sig.
The manifolds pictured above are from a C5 and will not work in an A-body.
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The manifolds pictured above are from a C5 and will not work in an A-body.
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The manifolds in the pictures are for 2005-06 C5-C6 Corvette's. They look like they do not exit far enough to the rear and will conflict with the crossmember. I would just like to consider a lower cost option than the Edelbrock kit, but it is certainly the easiest solution. I looked at some F body manifolds that were on Ebay for sale and it looked like they would work, but you never know.
Andrew, I have been through your post many times and the quality of your work is impressive. I saw that you used the Edelbrock app's and it does look good. I am installng this in a 'vert and it will be a mild set up, so I don't think the headers will be a big plus, although they are just so damn cool!
Andrew, I have been through your post many times and the quality of your work is impressive. I saw that you used the Edelbrock app's and it does look good. I am installng this in a 'vert and it will be a mild set up, so I don't think the headers will be a big plus, although they are just so damn cool!
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Anyone successfully use the ls1 camaro exhaust manifolds? I too would love to use the whole Edelbrock system but $1300 from front to back is awful steep...
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Does anybody know which of the various LSX exhaust manifolds would fit this application? I have a pair of LS 7 manifolds that look like they won't fit due to the fact they don't exit far enough to the rear. My build is a mild convertible and I am not sure I want to go the header route.
This might also make a good A body sticky like the oil pans for those that would like another option other than headers.
This might also make a good A body sticky like the oil pans for those that would like another option other than headers.
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Your best bet is the F-Body.. as many of the other (vette and truck) don't position the exit in the correct location.
The Vette are too far forward and cause contact with the Cross Member. The Truck are to far rearward and might be too wide and hit the frames. I am not sure of the GTO.. I have not look to compare those.
IMO.. the F-Body manifolds are the best fit for a A-Body, F-Body and X-Body swaps.
The Vette are too far forward and cause contact with the Cross Member. The Truck are to far rearward and might be too wide and hit the frames. I am not sure of the GTO.. I have not look to compare those.
IMO.. the F-Body manifolds are the best fit for a A-Body, F-Body and X-Body swaps.
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If you get the earlier ones 98/99 they are made out of Stainless steel instead of being made from cast iron and you can cut the flanges off and weld extensions on them to move your connection further down That's what I'm doing for my S10 swaps. You can even put a bend in your extension to make your coupling underneath
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Here are the pics of the 'o5 GTO manifolds. They are in excellent shape, except one of the little bolts (6MM?) on the heat shield is missing. If anyone can use them, I would take a $100.00 shipped to the lower 48. And, at that, I'm just trying to get most of my money back.
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The manifolds in the pictures are for 2005-06 C5-C6 Corvette's. They look like they do not exit far enough to the rear and will conflict with the crossmember. I would just like to consider a lower cost option than the Edelbrock kit, but it is certainly the easiest solution. I looked at some F body manifolds that were on Ebay for sale and it looked like they would work, but you never know.
Andrew, I have been through your post many times and the quality of your work is impressive. I saw that you used the Edelbrock app's and it does look good. I am installng this in a 'vert and it will be a mild set up, so I don't think the headers will be a big plus, although they are just so damn cool!
Andrew, I have been through your post many times and the quality of your work is impressive. I saw that you used the Edelbrock app's and it does look good. I am installng this in a 'vert and it will be a mild set up, so I don't think the headers will be a big plus, although they are just so damn cool!
C5 and C6 manifolds are different. The ones posted earlier are C5. The little short ones that dump in the middle are C6.
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i read on another post 2 people had issue with Edelbrock headers hitting the oil cooler blockoff on the drivers side of block (right by oil filter) they did some grinding to the plate. They said they used factory manifold gaskets
Edelbrock still what Im planning to use and Jegs header back 3"kit without mufflers for 200 area. u can get 2.5" pipe too
Edelbrock still what Im planning to use and Jegs header back 3"kit without mufflers for 200 area. u can get 2.5" pipe too