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I missed the 'extractors' post.

I've not decided yet which way I'm going to go read exhaust manifolds.

I can get a custom system made but they are not going to be inexpensive.

Surely you're not using the stock manifold?

Can you get any aftermarket manifolds in Aus that fir in the very tight space in our cars?

The other option that Mike Drew suggested to me ecently are some after market headers which hug the block and are designed for tight spaces. They are around $300.00 in the states.

Custom ones from the very best in the business here in the UK will cost around $3,000.00 US$ ouch.

These guys are the best:

http://www.simpsonraceexhausts.com/page10.html

Phil

4/22/082:04 PM

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