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doughairfield
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Is it possible to fit a TR4a exhaust manifold onto a TR4 AND run the dual exhaust?
I was under the TR4 the other day and was trying to figure out how I would run the 2 exhaust pipes through to the back and cant see how. The current single exhaust pipe runs the middle of the frame, but there isn't room for a second pipe to come through.
Additionally, I was thinking of putting the later, longer type intake manifold on my TR4 when/if I swap the exhaust manifold out. Would these 2 things in conjunction likely provide a performance gain? Any downsides?
I was under the TR4 the other day and was trying to figure out how I would run the 2 exhaust pipes through to the back and cant see how. The current single exhaust pipe runs the middle of the frame, but there isn't room for a second pipe to come through.
Additionally, I was thinking of putting the later, longer type intake manifold on my TR4 when/if I swap the exhaust manifold out. Would these 2 things in conjunction likely provide a performance gain? Any downsides?
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