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Aftermarket Tubo Manifold doesnt line up with stock

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Jul 17, 2011
White Salmon, Washington
Hey guys I searched and did not find what I was looking for, My problem is that I bought a Turbo manifold from a guy who has a 92 talon, when i went to install the mani everything lined up except for the bottom farthest right and farthest left studs that stick out of the head so then I took my stock mani and lined it up and the holes are off and this totally dumbfounded me, so i guess my question is why are my studs in different places and should i just drill the mani to fit?
 

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Its most likely a cheap ebay like manifold. Cost is cheap and fitment as well as the life of it is poor. Post a picture of the entire manifold so we can verify what it is. If your not worried about what it is drill the holes out like you mentioned.
 
i think what boston is talking about is exactly whats going on its the bolt thats near the power steering bracket that wont fit on i thought they were supposed to be the same too but i guess not everything can be perfect
 

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Its both bolt holes that are off but just one that doesnt fit when you actually try to install the one closest to the power steering bracket, i tried the mani the gasket im re using because its a 2 layer metal gasket thats about a month old
 
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I had the same problem with mine. I took a grinder and took off enough for it to fit and worked fine. Took 20 minutes
 
i have an evo eight mani on my 1g head just drill the holes out a little or slot them with a die grinder they are not that far off from each other and the flange on that manifold looks thick enough to handle a little material gone hope this helps:thumb:
 
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