RV8 manifolds. Need really tight ones

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dnb wrote:I have set of TVR Griffith manifolds that might suit you. They're just sitting around in the attic at the moment.

These are my new ones. The old ones fit on the car in exactly the same way, but has a single Y piece instead of the double and the primary pipes are shorter due to having cats in them (these are now removed)
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what do those look like in situe?
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Post by J_K »

Nice idea..

But the TVR ones go forward. So they don't melt the bulkhead. I'm gonna be able to get about 2 rizla packets between the most forward part of the engine and the rad so unfortunately, it wouldn't work for me.

Nice idea though!!
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Post by dnb »

Fit them the other way round so they face backwards? Obvuiously you'd need to modify the outlet to miss the gearbox...
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Post by J_K »

They'd be in the passenger compartment :wink:

As well as the limited space at the front, Theres limited space at the back too.
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