Re: What stock type manifolds can I use?
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09/13/10 04:57 PM
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Here is a Mopar Muscle Magazine article comparing a variety of stock manifolds plus headers on a mild 360. Mopar Muscle exhaust comparison.I did hear something about some of the V-8 Magnum exhaust manifolds being fairly efficient, but I don't recall the specific years or if there would be any issues with exhaust pipe routing in a car due to their truck application. Found this older moparts thread also! moparts OEM exhaust manifold inquiry. .
Last edited by Locomotion; 09/13/10 05:05 PM.
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Re: What stock type manifolds can I use?
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09/13/10 11:47 PM
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I wrote about this several months ago, and I found very little interest in it. I am glad someone out there cares. he 5.2 and 5.9 Magnum manifolds from full sized trucks look like winners, but only the right side fits. It is actually a really good flowing piece, and it has a superior design feature: the outlet flange is just above the oil filter, allowing for a much less restrictive downpipe. I have no idea why Chrysler installed center dump manifolds in these cars. The downpipe had to snake around the chassis AND the idler arm. Each bend in the exhaust adds backpressure. The Magnum RH manifold allows the downpipe to have ONE 45 degree bend. The left manifold is the tough one, as I am sure you are aware. The best fitting and flowing manifold is the 68-71 340 piece, followed by the 72-73 340, then the 74 and later 360 manifolds. A Jeep Cherokee LH manifold might fit. The Durango and Dakota models also had the 5.2 and 5.9 magnum engines, and they may fit. I'm not sure. I had a 70 340 manifold on the left and a 5.9 Mag RH manifold on my Frankenduster 360. They fit well. Good luck.
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Re: What stock type manifolds can I use?
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09/13/10 11:53 PM
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The 92-(early? 93) mag ex manifolds have an outlet dia of ~2&1/8" and the '93 up ones are 1&7/8. Quite a difference. Assuming that they will fit your app. Prob all covered in the posted threads.
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Re: What stock type manifolds can I use?
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09/14/10 01:08 PM
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Quote:
we used late 90's magnum truck manifold ,they flow better than the 340 ones.
Did you use them on both sides?
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Re: What stock type manifolds can I use?
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Fixing to test fit a set on my 65 A body, initial fit tests seems to show the only real possible point of contact is the very top corner of the steering box (manual).
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