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jonnyrose


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cut the home made headers of the invader with a saw and then put on the stalk ramhorn manifolds..................drivers side was easy after realizing you have to put the bolts in the manifold first then drop her in....................passenger side......took hours trying to tighten the bolts on the front horn......would have been easier to pull the motor!



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hi jonny hows that car coming! hope u had a good summer

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For the passenger side, it works best if you make a special socket for it.

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any one have pics of there exhaust with manifolds, especialy the passenger side


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The stock Acadian manifolds you mean?

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yes,it would nice to see how header pipes are bent around the steering lingage.


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I can try to get you some shots this weekend if nobody beats me to it.

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You do have the correct ramhorn manifolds? Both manifolds have outlets that angle back about 45 degrees?

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ok that makes sence i dont have the right passenger side manifold,mine goes straight down?

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yup thats the hard one to find i think

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jonnyrose wrote:

ok that makes sence i dont have the right passenger side manifold,mine goes straight down?




Check to make sure. If so, yes, that is likely your problem.

I used to have a spare right side if nobody close to you can help you. Not sure I still have it though.

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