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Old 09-06-2011, 09:15 AM
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Sorry the photo is crappy, it is from my iphone, had the car on the lift at the weekend doing the gearbox and diff oils and was having a little nosey around.

Wondering if my manifold is standard as I am not sure...I get the feeling it isn't?



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Picture from above would help--if it has got a heatshield then it's either OEM or a Mugen.

If it hasn't got a heatshield then it's aftermarket.

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Ah, nice one thanks, I don't see a heatshield in sight so I assume it is aftermarket wonder which one lol.
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Looks like it's a mild steel / stainless mix given the shiny bit up top.

Maybe HKS or some sort of custom one.
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Wont know without having a pic from the top. It looks like there is an attachment for the heath shield, you can also fit the standard manifold without a heatshield.
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Originally Posted by s2konroids
It looks like there is an attachment for the heath shield, you can also fit the standard manifold without a heatshield.
The attachement it not for a heatshield it's for a bracket that fixes the manifold to the engine mount--the OEM manifold has this but so do some aftermarket manifolds.

Originally Posted by s2konroids
you can also fit the standard manifold without a heatshield
I'll rephrase my previous post: if there is a heatshield or brackets for a heatshield then the manilfold is OEM or Mugen, otherwise it's definitely aftermarket.



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Originally Posted by chrisr111
Picture from above would help--if it has got a heatshield then it's either OEM or a Mugen.

If it hasn't got a heatshield then it's aftermarket.

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Originally Posted by mikey k
Originally Posted by chrisr111' timestamp='1315329498' post='20947586
Picture from above would help--if it has got a heatshield then it's either OEM or a Mugen.

If it hasn't got a heatshield then it's aftermarket.

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I forgot about the Mugen copy

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