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Resolved 1G exhaust manifold known to crack?

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ANGELRAY

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I saw on a thread that The exhaust manifold on 1G DSMs are notorious for cracking and leaking. The solution is to replace it with a ported factory 95-99 exhaust manifold, an Evo 3 manifold, or an aftermarket tubular header.
 
Solution
Is it true? You answered your own question when you stated what the solution was :)

Yes, it's true. The evo3 manifold also flows more exhaust gas than a 1g manifold, so if you're pushing your turbo, it's a worthwhile benefit.
The much improved casting is its own reward too.
Is it true? You answered your own question when you stated what the solution was :)

Yes, it's true. The evo3 manifold also flows more exhaust gas than a 1g manifold, so if you're pushing your turbo, it's a worthwhile benefit.
The much improved casting is its own reward too.
 
Solution
I saw on a thread that The exhaust manifold on 1G DSMs are notorious for cracking and leaking. The solution is to replace it with a ported factory 95-99 exhaust manifold, an Evo 3 manifold, or an aftermarket tubular header.
Many common topics are discussed in the resources link at the top of the page. You have decades of research and development at your fingertips.
 
Is it true? You answered your own question when you stated what the solution was :)

Yes, it's true. The evo3 manifold also flows more exhaust gas than a 1g manifold, so if you're pushing your turbo, it's a worthwhile benefit.
The much improved casting is its own reward too.
And I saw that it would be useful to use a catch can but I don’t know the benefits to it and where would I be able to get a evo3 manifold ??
 
And I saw that it would be useful to use a catch can but I don’t know the benefits to it and where would I be able to get a evo3 manifold ??

Also found in the resources section. Please take some time and just read. Believe me it is worth your time.
 
I saw on a thread that The exhaust manifold on 1G DSMs are notorious for cracking and leaking. The solution is to replace it with a ported factory 95-99 exhaust manifold, an Evo 3 manifold, or an aftermarket tubular header.
You posted in another thread. You don't have an oem manifold. You have a forced performance exhaust manifold.
 
I've seen cracked FP manifolds too. Nothing is immune. I think we all can agree that the Evo manifolds, especially the later castings, have the best chance at a long life and they were only introduced about five years after the 1G manifolds were.
 
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