Tubular Manifold 239$ Shipped Stainless!!
Mar 14, 2005, 11:52 PM
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question.
where does your heat shield mount on that thing?
second thing is, even though you have 1 year warranty, if the manifold cracks and damages engine, turbo, etc. is megan going to replace those for you or just your manifold that was damaged?
just trying to figure this out.
I like logic performance, they've been very good to me.
where does your heat shield mount on that thing?
second thing is, even though you have 1 year warranty, if the manifold cracks and damages engine, turbo, etc. is megan going to replace those for you or just your manifold that was damaged?
just trying to figure this out.
I like logic performance, they've been very good to me.
Apr 1, 2005, 01:21 PM
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Originally Posted by plokivos
question.
where does your heat shield mount on that thing?
second thing is, even though you have 1 year warranty, if the manifold cracks and damages engine, turbo, etc. is megan going to replace those for you or just your manifold that was damaged?
just trying to figure this out.
I like logic performance, they've been very good to me.
where does your heat shield mount on that thing?
second thing is, even though you have 1 year warranty, if the manifold cracks and damages engine, turbo, etc. is megan going to replace those for you or just your manifold that was damaged?
just trying to figure this out.
I like logic performance, they've been very good to me.
Chris
Apr 1, 2005, 01:26 PM
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Originally Posted by TalonRcR
It would be pretty hard to damage a turbo or your engine with a cracked manifold.
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It's hard to beat tubular manifolds for efficient spooling, but, as with anything, there are pros and there are cons. This one at least looks to be extremely well made I must say. Wish our cars had the same head.
Apr 1, 2005, 02:21 PM
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That one looks a whole lot better then that crappy looking thing they sell on e-bay. IMO, i wouldnt trust the quallity of the e-bay. I would really like to get this manifold, but i plan on running an AMS turbo kit in the future, and they have ine beautiful looking manifold. Oh well, Chris is an awesome guy and he'll hook u up with whatever u need. Maybe we could get some more pics of this manifold installed on a car!
Apr 8, 2005, 02:56 PM
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Anyone sell replacement bolts that are strong but don't rust (stainless or chrome?) so I can eliminate the rusty look altogether from my bay? Also, anyone else install this o2 housing and did you have to redrill? Thanks.
Apr 8, 2005, 07:16 PM
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Awesome manifold and price. I just wish someone could duplicate this with the 321 stainless material for under 400.00. I am just kind of paranoid of the cracking that I've heard about.
Apr 8, 2005, 11:25 PM
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Originally Posted by BSREVOLUTION
not hard because i installed my 02 housing with it. so i had to drop the turbo. but im pretty sure it is fairly easy. justin
Question for LogicPerformance: Is there a brand of O2 housing that will mount up to the manifold without having to drill new holes?
Thanks
