1998 454 MPI exhaust
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1998 454 MPI exhaust
I have stock exhaust with a silent choice set up. I would like to up grade, my question is I would like to keep my silent choice, that must limit my options, do they make a header or manifold that would work?
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Mrfixxal is right, they just about all make systems that would work. Keep in mind though, if you have the 310HP MPI, there isnt much to gain by switching to a header or performance manifold.
Best bang for the buck is finding a pair of used take off 496 ALUMINUM manifolds. They switched back to iron manifolds, but there were a few years (02-05??) that they used aluminum manifolds with a dry joint riser. These flow pretty good, and would be a great upgrade over your wet joint manifolds. Flow better, less weight, work with silent choice, no leaky wet joints to smoke your motor, and usually you can find 4 manifolds and elbows for 1/4 of what one set of new CMI would cost....
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Not Stellings!
Mrfixxal is right, they just about all make systems that would work. Keep in mind though, if you have the 310HP MPI, there isnt much to gain by switching to a header or performance manifold.
Best bang for the buck is finding a pair of used take off 496 ALUMINUM manifolds. They switched back to iron manifolds, but there were a few years (02-05??) that they used aluminum manifolds with a dry joint riser. These flow pretty good, and would be a great upgrade over your wet joint manifolds. Flow better, less weight, work with silent choice, no leaky wet joints to smoke your motor, and usually you can find 4 manifolds and elbows for 1/4 of what one set of new CMI would cost....
Mrfixxal is right, they just about all make systems that would work. Keep in mind though, if you have the 310HP MPI, there isnt much to gain by switching to a header or performance manifold.
Best bang for the buck is finding a pair of used take off 496 ALUMINUM manifolds. They switched back to iron manifolds, but there were a few years (02-05??) that they used aluminum manifolds with a dry joint riser. These flow pretty good, and would be a great upgrade over your wet joint manifolds. Flow better, less weight, work with silent choice, no leaky wet joints to smoke your motor, and usually you can find 4 manifolds and elbows for 1/4 of what one set of new CMI would cost....
Something like this for the risers?
http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/s...657-parts.html
And this for the exhaust?
http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/s...m-headers.html
thanx again!
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Not Stellings!
Mrfixxal is right, they just about all make systems that would work. Keep in mind though, if you have the 310HP MPI, there isnt much to gain by switching to a header or performance manifold.
Best bang for the buck is finding a pair of used take off 496 ALUMINUM manifolds. They switched back to iron manifolds, but there were a few years (02-05??) that they used aluminum manifolds with a dry joint riser. These flow pretty good, and would be a great upgrade over your wet joint manifolds. Flow better, less weight, work with silent choice, no leaky wet joints to smoke your motor, and usually you can find 4 manifolds and elbows for 1/4 of what one set of new CMI would cost....
Mrfixxal is right, they just about all make systems that would work. Keep in mind though, if you have the 310HP MPI, there isnt much to gain by switching to a header or performance manifold.
Best bang for the buck is finding a pair of used take off 496 ALUMINUM manifolds. They switched back to iron manifolds, but there were a few years (02-05??) that they used aluminum manifolds with a dry joint riser. These flow pretty good, and would be a great upgrade over your wet joint manifolds. Flow better, less weight, work with silent choice, no leaky wet joints to smoke your motor, and usually you can find 4 manifolds and elbows for 1/4 of what one set of new CMI would cost....
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I have a Magnum, 385hp, Corsa SC,and I want to buy used for sure. Is there a specific part # or name of the riser that would fit? I have a single engine so I only need a pair. What would be a price range for a used pair? What type of HP gain would I expect with the swap?
Something like this for the risers?
http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/s...657-parts.html
And this for the exhaust?
http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/s...m-headers.html
thanx again!
Something like this for the risers?
http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/s...657-parts.html
And this for the exhaust?
http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/s...m-headers.html
thanx again!
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