Best aftermarket Manifold?
Did a search and didn't see any recommendations. It is time to swap out my son's exhaust manifold. The notorious crack has appeared. About the only one I can find at local parts stores is the Dorman made one for $170. I have seen some on the internet, but I am always leary of the internet. I saw one stainless steel for $70 or less. Should I be worried about buying one that is supposed to be stainless steel for only $70?? What is a fair price for a decent manifold that will last 100k miles? Just curious what most of your experiences have been and if you can point me in the direction of a good deal that won't cost more than $100.
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Dorman is your best bet. Anything else is cheap chinese junk that will just crack again.
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I went with the dorman on both my XJs (98 and 99). The expansion bellows keeps it from cracking.
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I went with the ATP. So far so good. Check your engine and transmission mounts because if they are sagging that vibration will transfer to your new manifold.
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I have the Dorman and it's been good.
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I went with the Dorman and the flange was not thick enough. I tacked on washers to give it the right height. |
the china ebay ones crack i did mine 2 times before going with dorman i also welded the washers on it like above pic
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I don,t see one for a 89 jeep renix 4.0 from doorman
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Originally Posted by Cummins93
(Post 3508747)
https://cimg7.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.che...730670a4ef.jpg
I went with the Dorman and the flange was not thick enough. I tacked on washers to give it the right height. |
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