DSMKevan
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- Mar 19, 2004
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Clarkston,
Michigan
Can I use this with my stock turbo, exhaust, andengine? Heres a link for it:http://www.slowboyracing.com/Exhaust/Exhaust manifolds/Evo Exhaust manifold/Evo.html
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If so, it'll take you maybe 5 minutes with a hand file.Attack Eagle said:I'm pretty sure that on a 1g you need to notch it just as you would a 2g manifold as it is a direct replacement for a 2g.
Syndicate13 said:It won't clear the 1G engine mount. You need to file the edge of the flange where it meets the block slightly so the mount will still fit.

Royalty said:huh?
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this isnt a 2g manifold its an evo manifold
and where and how much needs to be filed off?
It is possible that there might be a different mount on some model years (maybe a 1Ga/1Gb difference). I know I had to on mine to get it to clear. I don't even think I had to take off more than a tenth or two (inches) to get it in.91TSi FWD said:I keep hearing people say this, but when I got my 2G exhaust manifold(and yes, it is a 2G manifold), it bolted right up without me having to cut anything.
psychlow said:It is possible that there might be a different mount on some model years (maybe a 1Ga/1Gb difference). I know I had to on mine to get it to clear. I don't even think I had to take off more than a tenth or two (inches) to get it in.