View Full Version : Stock Exhaust Manifold Wieght
guitaraholic
08-31-2007, 12:02 AM
Would going to an aftermarket manifold save any weight, (Cast vs tubular steel manifold)? My only reference is when I went from a manifold to headers on my Eclipse I saved ~20lbs.
Yes the extra HP would be nice too, if it makes any.
Grenade180sx
08-31-2007, 12:39 AM
port the stock exhaust mani.. ull make more power then any tubular. i have seen many dyno sheets with stock to tomei manis and hks, ud be surprised at what the stock cast irons ones can do!
they dont crack A problem with tubular ones :)
the hold heat better, which means lower engine bay temps and better exhaust flow.
port the bitch! and have fun
guitaraholic
08-31-2007, 01:34 AM
Cool, might have to do that. Do you think it would be worth it with a T-28? Also, where did you find the dyno results of it?
k's_silvia2.0
08-31-2007, 01:39 AM
port the stock exhaust mani.. ull make more power then any tubular. i have seen many dyno sheets with stock to tomei manis and hks, ud be surprised at what the stock cast irons ones can do!
they dont crack A problem with tubular ones :)
the hold heat better, which means lower engine bay temps and better exhaust flow.
port the bitch! and have fun
You know a spot that can do it?
Grenade180sx
08-31-2007, 02:01 AM
a local shop down here JPRMOTOR has done various dynos on sr's with stock and tube manis one car dynod at 256rwhp on a stock mani then was changed out to a tomei mani and dropped to 236rwhp. the powerband was a little better but lost a large amount. as for places that do it, im looking intro rightnow for myself and as soon as i find a good shop ill chime back!:angel:
k's_silvia2.0
08-31-2007, 02:06 AM
^ the dudes at momentumGT are dynod at 320 rwhp on stock manni.
Grenade180sx
09-01-2007, 02:12 PM
stock mani's are the shiet! no doubt!
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