Stainless marine to stellings width issues?
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depends who I would get them from, I have a buddy that can fix anything needed, but I can tell you NEW are not in d=budget at this time, if I wait till next winter then yes, new...
not even sure what brands are good and for TRS
not even sure what brands are good and for TRS
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Your were fortunate cause darts just don't line right up. I witnessed it first hand with Gil's anyway. Exhaust holes at transome as well as center to center.
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Just gotta take a little precaution and pressure test and keep up on them. I'm going to be running stellings that came from a friend on OSO and have no problem with it. the ones I posted in pic Tim the tails pretty much go straight back.
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The problem with used headers is even after pressure testing you don't usually find a problem until after they fill your cylinders with water. I had a set of tested headers on mine that filled the #5 cylinder two months later. Luckily it didn't turn over and do any damage.
I would keep your manifolds knowing that they may be holding the engine back and spring for new headers when possible.
I would keep your manifolds knowing that they may be holding the engine back and spring for new headers when possible.
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The problem with used headers is even after pressure testing you don't usually find a problem until after they fill your cylinders with water. I had a set of tested headers on mine that filled the #5 cylinder. Luckily it didn't turn over and do any damage.
I would keep your manifolds knowing that they may be holding the engine back and spring for new headers when possible.
I would keep your manifolds knowing that they may be holding the engine back and spring for new headers when possible.
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I am the one that getrdunn witnessed having to modify the transom. I went form 088 heads to Dart Pro 1 heads and I had to move my exhaust holes up and out 1/2" to 3/4". I run Gil thru the transom, dry to tip pipes. The chance of running a raised port head, and having thru the transom pipes work without modification IMO is ZERO, unless the pipes were built for that set up.



