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350 exhaust manifolds

Discussion in 'Small Block Tech' started by 1964401, Jan 23, 2003.

  1. 1964401

    1964401 The FrankenLark

    Hello Everyone
    Just wondering is there any difference in the exhaust manifolds for the 350 engine? Are any years considered better? I just want to have stock exhaust manifolds on my engine and was wondering if I should have whatever I can get or look for certain ones.
    Thanks
    Drew :confused:
     
  2. gstewart

    gstewart Well-Known Member

    manifolds

    manifolds are usually designed to fit for the vehicle that the engine is designed to be installed in . for fit reasons, the manifolds could be different for the model year or model size .
    the manifolds for a skylark/gs 350 may not be the same as those for a lesabre. only someone with a master parts book could tell u or someone experienced with engines could tell u .
     
  3. 68special

    68special Well-Known Member

    maybe i was lucky...

    a few weeks ago, i bought a set of exhaust manifolds from a 1970 dauntless 350, which is the buick 350 engine that jeep used on their wagoneers from 70-72...i only installed the passenger side manifold, but it fit the car perfectly, except where the manifold met the head pipe, but that was an easy fix--just removed the "valve" (i really don't know what it was, but it was stuck half-open anyway) on the end of the head pipe, and it bolted right up...

    maybe i just got lucky :Do No:

    scott
     
  4. JIMSGS

    JIMSGS Greaser

    If it would help you out, I could measure the manifolds I have and give you something to measure against. I have a set of both '68 and '70 manifolds. Let me know and I'll do it.
     

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