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Old 09-07-2008, 11:47 AM   #1
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Exhaust Manifolds

I have a 1984 C 30 2wd 4speed 350 engine one of my heads had a burnt valve my original heads were 093 with 7 bolt exhaust manifolds where the exhaust manifold was above the plugs so I found a set of redone 882 heads and installed them the only thing they have 6 bolt exhaust manifolds and my original manifolds won't bolt up anymore my question is will a set of exhaust manifolds from a truck in the 70's where the exhaust manifold went under the plugs work? I sure appreciate any help on this thanks. KG
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If you use them you will probably find the crossover won't fit. Find a decent set of headers and build from there.
Or rebuild your original heads
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If you use them you will probably find the crossover won't fit. Find a decent set of headers and build from there.
Or rebuild your original heads
Thanks for the welcome I have a set of headers but really don't want to use them I'd rather go with regular manifolds I know the y pipe would have to be changed just wondered if a older set of manifolds would work I already have the 882 heads on and the truck running just no exhaust thanks for your help
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As long as the port size is the same they will work, manifolds off a 262 had smaller ports but would bolt up. If they are off a 350 they will work
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