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puffin
United Kingdom
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 Posted - 05 Aug 2022 : 11:13:37
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Hi there,
I lag my H120 exhaust manifold to try and keep under-bonnet heat down, but as the asbestos/fibreglass bandage also retains moisture it does the 4-2-1 manifold no good at all- Had the same problem with a Janspeed one on another car. Has anyone had a stainless manifold made? Details would be gratefully received...
ATB
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JPSH120
United Kingdom
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Posted - 10 Feb 2023 : 19:01:13
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Hi David.
Sorry for such a late reply to your message.
If your manifold is decent, you can always get it ceramic coated. I had mine done on my H120 and it's made a big difference, there's no more coughing and spluttering when going gets hot!
Zircotec do a really good service including collection and delivery.
If your manifold is past it's best, any decent exhaust fabrication company should be able to make one for you, using yours as a pattern.
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puffin
United Kingdom
21 Posts |
Posted - 17 Feb 2023 : 20:04:24
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Hi there,
No problems- any idea of cost?
ATB
Davidquote:
Originally posted by JPSH120
Hi David.
Sorry for such a late reply to your message.
If your manifold is decent, you can always get it ceramic coated. I had mine done on my H120 and it's made a big difference, there's no more coughing and spluttering when going gets hot!
Zircotec do a really good service including collection and delivery.
If your manifold is past it's best, any decent exhaust fabrication company should be able to make one for you, using yours as a pattern.
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JPSH120
United Kingdom
1180 Posts |
Posted - 21 Feb 2023 : 22:19:42
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The ceramic coating was around £600, I daresay a stainless manifold would be more, especially just for a one off. Maybe you could get a few more people interested and get a better price?
Top gear exhausts in Bridport have a very good reputation, so maybe ask them for a rough quote? |
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H120 stainless steel exhaust manifold
