headers vs manifolds
#13
Yup. Diamond Performance has them made.
https://www.diamondperformanceparts....ducts/755-8935
They are called Thunder and Lightnings now.
Not sure if covid supply chains effected them ir not.
https://www.diamondperformanceparts....ducts/755-8935
They are called Thunder and Lightnings now.
Not sure if covid supply chains effected them ir not.
#14
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I ordered some in 2020, cancelled it after over a year. Checked back with him not long ago, hasnt had them in 3 years now. Customer was just planning a dyno session and said he was gonna buy some to try, I said good luck. Claims he was told they had them coming in june but thats NOT definitive whatsoever!
#16
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At your power level , any decent manifold will do just fine. I would go with stainless marine myself as their customer service is excellent. I am running the Gen3 on my setup and am very happy. Imco powerflow is a pretty slick setup but I couldn’t fit it under my hatch. Like others , I initially wanted the Thunder and lightning setup but they seem to be nla. I certainly wouldn’t put a used exhaust on a new engine
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I have Lightning headers that came with the boat in 1998. I've sent them in and had them tested and they are still like new. Of course I store my boat in a heated garage and don't leave it in the water overnight unless I'm staying on it. They are a bit loud, but I do have a pretty well built 524. When it starts to hit the power band it really sounds mean.




