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Old 02-15-2011, 07:56 AM
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Well i did some searching and found a CO. that makes log manifold for twins or u could make a merge pipe to one . has anyone tried this ? These are cheaper than the tubular header ,and they would hold heat in better they are cast iron.And the best thing they would fit in a f body with hardly any work.
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like these
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Umm would it be possible to run a log on the pass side and truck on the drivers??? I'm curious bc of retaining ac.
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sold as a pair !
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man those look like a pain in the ***** to live with. and yes i made a log on pass and truck on driverside. it cost about 200 in stainless, including cross over and flanges.
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Just use iron manifolds. With a stock K member and a customer drivers side motor mount, I was able to keep the AC and use a 3" downpipe on a GT4088R turbo.

It just takes some planning.




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