Picking up Honda exhaust manifold

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Picking up Honda exhaust manifold

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Well I have a guy selling me a honda d series stock manifold for $5. Gonna pick it up tomorrow. I wanna see if there is gonna be any clearance issues on the Aveo. hopefully all I have to do is bore out the stud holes a little and cut the down pipe to match with the flex pipe. Even the stock D16 manifold is a upgrade to the lousy Aveo manifold. The Aveo exhaust manifold is smaller than the Lanos, same as the intake. Don;t see how they are both rated 103, 105. Wish me luck! I'll post some pics
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you will have to work out a way to use the bottom two end holes.. like weld something on to it so that the bolts line up.. thats the only problem you will have
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is it bettwr to change a stoke intake with a stock intake?
I mean is the value of work (modefication of the intake & install ) will be effective ? how much power you will gain after that?
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If it's an N/A header, make sure it goes around the oil pan... otherwise you might have to weld connection to the downpipe. I don't know about the Aveo, but Lanos' exhaust header curves around the oil pan. So if the header is straight, it will not work.
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That is why I am getting a factory d series header "to check for clearence issues" I wanna see what I have to do before I buy a performance header. Duh! LOL
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Brian..I think you are the only person I have seen from Ohio..Columbus is my location.
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Give me a PM maybe we can meet up this monday or something? So we can compare the cars. Whats the same whats different
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Post by Audacity Racing »

ok... idea...

you can pick up good racing fuel rails for 120 bucks for the hondas... are the injectors the same distance apart as they are on the woo???
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racing fuel rail? what could be racy about a fuel rail??

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like everything... higher flow
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