What's the deal with Eddie Marine???

Nobody has anything to say about Eddie marine manifolds?

Them seem like the best bargain for $1799 and offer dry tails for $500 more.

We have used Eddies on a bunch of boats they are much better than Gil's and easier to work around...

SM's use a flange with v-band clamp

I've recently spent a ton of time comparing the options on dry exhaust and finally settled on stainless marine as the best bang for your buck. My boat had EMI exhaust on it and the quality of the stainless marine manifolds seems to be much better. One example is the flange that mates to the heads. The EMI's also have drain plugs at the bottom of each of the exhaust runners, which I never liked. To totally drain them you would have to remove all of them; removing just the water inlet wouldn't do this because of how the manifold is shaped. On the stainless marine manifolds there is only the water inlet on the bottom and it appears just removing the inlet hose will allow the manifold to drain fully. Finally stainless marine sends you the manifolds first and you take your measurements for them to build the risers from that, which takes a lot of guess work out of whether things will fit or not.

Hardin Marine Seaward Series???

My Stainless Marine exhaust are from 1990 :)

Gee wiz just go buy some already. Lol. Gains will be minimal anyway if any on 500 hp or less. Just find a set of used ones here on OSO.

If you see some tag me in them, every time I find some they are sold
And the ad is old, or I'm a day late...

When your spending $3k per set you want to get the best bang for your buck. I'm not a baller like most people on here, just a construction worker trying to have nice stuff. Sorry if I pissed people off, I thought the forums were for questions and answers...

I think Sick Stinger on here has some Stainless Marine exhaust in the Swap shop for sale at a good price.