I'm currently sourcing exhaust manifolds for my MGB V8 conversion. They have to be the 'block hugger'type and the problem is that companies want in excess £400 (plus the VAT) for a pair which is a lot of money to me. Ok they are stainless steel but i'm going to get my ceramic coated or wrapped anyway.
I found this kit online, and given that my dad is a competent welder is the something worth trying?
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Rover-Hugger-Ex ... t+manifold
I was thinking then I could get them jet coated.
Anyone ever made an exhaust manifold?
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Anyone ever made an exhaust manifold?
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Re: Anyone ever made an exhaust manifold?
For what it's worth I made a manifold for a TVR V8 conversion many years ago from m/s pipe, not formed on a mandrel. It took me ages and looked shite, too many welds. You would have to use oxy acetylene to get a decent weld, unless you have access to a nice plasma welder. I know s/steel sounds expensive but would be the best job IMHO. The kit is £200, quite a lot for mild steel I would say. Hope it goes well mate.