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Old 02-10-2007, 06:54 AM
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Ready to replace my stock Gil exhaust manifolds on my 35 fountain's 500HP engines. Should I go with the conventional Gil replacements or Hardin Marine Cyclone "Shorty's"?

There is a $1,000.00 difference (Hardin is more) and I wanted to know if I will pick up any performance and if there is any down side to the Cyclones?
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Also look at Stainless Marine cast headers. They are dyno proven to be as good or better than CMI's.
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i too am in the same boat...would love some input
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