Hooker Cast LS Manifolds

Wraith91

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Jul 11, 2009
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Tons of room with these

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Ieatpeople

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Jan 2, 2013
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they do fit nicely, they look much better than rusty stock manifolds.


http://www.summitracing.com/parts/hok-8501-3hkr
however, im not paying $400 for manifolds when i can get long-tubes for almost the same price. Maybe when i add the turbo i'll get these, they should be strong enough to support some weight without cracking like shorty headers.
 

BIG. T

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Nov 17, 2010
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Yeah $400 for Cast manifolds, no thanks.

They do look nice, just not $400 nice. What mounts are you using. Also I wonder if they would work out for those that have column shift.
 

Wraith91

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Only $295 for uncoated though, plus the car will be low enough I won't deal with long tubes. Mounts are Speedway LS1 rod style block side and regular old three hole factory style frame side, I won't pay much for the specialized mount/header systems that everyone seems to be selling. Ls1 swaps into a g body should be easier than all the companies are making it.
 

Ieatpeople

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Jan 2, 2013
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^ so true, its not that difficult, but they are ready to charge $800+ for longtubes to fit an ls in our cars.
 

Stangboy

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Do they clear turned forward for a turbo setup?
 

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