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Which is better? Tubular Manifolds or "normal" style...
I always believed tubular were better, however, my friend brought up a good point in that "normal" style manifolds seem to sweep down were tubular ones have sharp bends...
Yea, it's really confusing when people paraphrase mechanical components...ANyways, I hope to god you're not talking about log manifolds as being "normal" manifolds. if that's the case, tubular manifolds are vastly superior to log manifolds in every way, shape, and form.
OK, The manifolds on my 307 are smooth and round, however they do not seem to have smooth bends and have rather sharp bends. My friend thought that non-tubular manifolds (such as on my 96 3.8) would flow better because the design seems to sweep away better.
I thought the "inside" of the manifold is what made more a difference when it comes to manifolds...
My friend thought that non-tubular manifolds (such as on my 96 3.8) would flow better because the design seems to sweep away better.
Your friend thought wrong. Without a doubt, log manifolds are the most restrictive exhaust manifolds to ever attatch themselves to the sides of an engine.
Your friend thought wrong. Without a doubt, log manifolds are the most restrictive exhaust manifolds to ever attatch themselves to the sides of an engine.
x2. zzp's powerlogs may flow better than stock, but logs are basically just space savers. it also conserves material, and lowers weight (as opposed to casting long runners).
it's not just better flow either. long tube headers also super scavenge at a design rpm due to resonance tuning. equal length primaries are very important.
So my truck is finally getting some work done, after 17 years, Oil pressure sensor went out and it’s located under the lower intake manifold. Have to...
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