66ninetyeightls

Wonder if these could be used on a car??? Weird but interesting.



http://kitchener.kijiji.ca/c-cars-ve...AdIdZ177216950

nukesec1

Are those yours? You own them? Might be worth a buck or two. I'll tell you what, I'll give you $3 for them!

Lady72nRob71

I will give 10 - noone will want them.........

66ninetyeightls

LOL no they aren't mine!!! I was just looking on kijiji.ca and found them.

It would make for a good ice breaker at cruises. "yeah thats right I've got water cooled manifolds!!!!"

ScottMHoffman

I do not think they would work or at least not for long. Marine manifolds use constant supply of fresh or salt water to cool them and cool the exhaust. If you tied into your radiator it would overheat quickly. You would not need to cool the exhaust in a car as you need to in a boat, but i would think the marine manifold design would still be required to be cooled.

joe_padavano

What Scott said. There's a reason why you don't see aluminum exhaust manifolds on cars.

Lady72nRob71

Most boat engines are located in very small, confined, poorly vented wood & fibreglass compartments, so cooling the manifolds would be highly beneficial, especially with the high RPMs boat engines must turn.

Scott summed it up well, these are for boats, not for cars. Very cool looking though!

Countryboy

Does anyone know where you can get a set of good used
Ones or even new ones. Iv got an 350 76' olds in a jet boat
And really could use some. Hardin marine is ones i have on now
And i believe they busted.

ScottMHoffman

Good used marine manifold are going to be hard to find. Marine manifolds have a very hard life and by the time someone is done with them it is time for the trash.

Unless you can find a stainless steel set that are hardly used (100 hrs or less) preferablely in fresh water, I would just purchase new ones.

garys 68

Have you checkec CP Performance or Rexx Marine? I think ther still make the log style for Olds.