turbo 3rd gen
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Truck ones will not fit without moddifying, I made my headers. I know there is guy on here with manifolds on his (firebird) but he tried like 4 sets so doesnt remember.
Jay
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I used one truck manifold and one f-body manifold, cut the ends off and welded v-band flanges to them. Also had to notch the k-member just a bit, and obviously relocate the alternator.
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To give you an idea this is how I did mine...All f-body accesories stayed in place.
I made the flanges on a CNC and just bought a jegs weld up 1 3/4 kit for 90 bucks, then welded away!
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I made the flanges on a CNC and just bought a jegs weld up 1 3/4 kit for 90 bucks, then welded away!
Jay
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