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Old 01-29-2017, 09:42 PM
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Originally Posted by kbracing96
My manifolds are built with sced 40 steel pipe weldel's that I get from a local steel shop and are mig welded. I've built 500+ of them now and only ever had an issue with one and that was a truck trying to use his On3 turbo like it was a diesel and tow 10K lbs trailers through the mountains. Just cooked the manifold from being in boost for so long.
Yeah, you got a good looking product. I hit you up about them on a 1st gen camaro and you said something about using them on a 67 a while back. The main problem was the driver manifold hitting the rear steer, which is correct...
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Originally Posted by 6D9 Matt
Subscribing. I'm also hoping to put a single turbo on my first gen Camaro soon. I have been researching header/manifold options too. What turbo you going with?
S476, I'm trying to work it around the A/C, power steering, and alternator...

I have the A/C in the lower passenger side, the alternator in the lower driver side and the Power steering in the upper Driver side.
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Originally Posted by 6D9 Matt
When are the new Holley/Hooker turbo manifolds going to be released?!
No clue, good looking deal other than it popping up where my A/C is...
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Originally Posted by Forcefed86
Lots of folks forget about the 98 F-body manifolds. They are stamped stainless steel and weld great, picked mine up for $50.

Here are stamped SS 98 Fbody manifolds I welded up.

Or cut/weld on the cast truck stuff.

Pretty easy to cut a stock manifold and weld on a schedule log or mild steel to it. Even the cast iron stuff welds great with a MIG. Better than starting from scratch and dirt cheap compared to aftermarket manifolds. I've welded up many sets and never had an failure/crack.
yeah, I've welded a few up myself. They weld pretty nice...
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