ls2 exhaust manafolds
2005 Corvette LS2 - LH Part # 12569388 $240.14 Retail
RH Part # 12576061 $240.14 Retail
2004-05 GTO LS1/LS2 - LH Part # 12563277 $284.57 Retail
RH Part # 12563278 $284.57 Retail
2003-05 SSR LH6/LS2 - LH Part # 12567483 $191.41 Retail
RH Part # 12567484 $191.41 Retail
(Also includes 2003-05 Trailblazer)
Hope this helps!
Last edited by NO-OPTION-2002; Jan 15, 2005 at 10:56 AM.
The 04 and 05 GTO use the same exhaust manifolds (5.7 LS1 & 6.0 LS2).
The 03-05 SSR's/Trailblazers all use the same exhaust maifolds as well (5.3 LH6/LS4 & 6.0 LS2)
*see edited post above*
Last edited by NO-OPTION-2002; Jan 15, 2005 at 10:56 AM.
)I agree, it kinda sucks to have the same maifolds on a higher output engine.
5.7 -> 6.0 is not that big of a deal - it's the 5.3 -> 6.0 that I would worry about.
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Those things have to be choked up, if for no other reason, the fact that those manifolds are smaller than the vette's and f-body's manifolds.
The C6's manifolds flow 1/3 more air than the LS6 manifolds, by reducing the pipe thicknes from 4mm to 3mm (essentially a ported manifold).
Well, looks like I'll be trying to retrofit C6 manifolds to my goat...they're no long tubes, but for 1/10 the cost, I'll take it if I can get it.
Those things have to be choked up, if for no other reason, the fact that those manifolds are smaller than the vette's and f-body's manifolds.
The C6's manifolds flow 1/3 more air than the LS6 manifolds, by reducing the pipe thicknes from 4mm to 3mm (essentially a ported manifold).
Well, looks like I'll be trying to retrofit C6 manifolds to my goat...they're no long tubes, but for 1/10 the cost, I'll take it if I can get it.
Those things have to be choked up, if for no other reason, the fact that those manifolds are smaller than the vette's and f-body's manifolds.
The C6's manifolds flow 1/3 more air than the LS6 manifolds, by reducing the pipe thicknes from 4mm to 3mm (essentially a ported manifold).
Well, looks like I'll be trying to retrofit C6 manifolds to my goat...they're no long tubes, but for 1/10 the cost, I'll take it if I can get it.
If your not getting longtubes don't waste your time as you won't see much of a gain if any IMO.
It's also kind of an experiment...I'm curious how much more they flow and have access to a dyno...besides, working on a car is fun for me, so if it doesn't work out, no big deal...if it does, well, I'll let you know.


