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Old 10-24-2015, 02:55 PM   #15
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Re: 1952 AD with LS1 header dilemma

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Look very similar don't they solidaxel. Yours look to have a dimple on the middle two cylinders on the passenger side where azcornman's don't. Looks to be EGR ports too where's your don't. My 5.3 doesn't have EGR. I have 2010 Camaro manifolds with no EGR but the two bolt flange is about 1/2" too wide on both sides. Was suggested to mill the flange to a different angle to pull the flanges closer to the block. Gotta figure out how to clamp the manifolds good and solid in the mill.


Sid, when we first started on the manifolds there was a cover and a EGR on them, but welded and sanded them smooth for the heat coating we had placed on them
So maybe they are Camaro!
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