20v exhaust manifold, were to buy?

[Eric]

I need an exahaust manifold for the 20v so i can use it in the corolla.
A quick search on ebay etc. tells me that all manifolds are for the fwd use of a 20v engine.

Anybody knows a reasonable priced rwd 20v exhaust manifold?

[cavey]

Quote:EXHAUST
The factory exhaust manifold is very good with all types, both FWD & RWD, and up to about 200hp they are better than just about every aftermarket exhaust manifold available. They are a 4-2-1 design, and all types fit all the engines, with the exception of the 20v manifold, which has the two bolt holes on the extreme ends in a slightly different place to the 16v ones. But - by slotting the holes on the 16v manifolds, they can be made to fit quite easily on a 20v; usually this is done to convert a 20v to a RWD car. You'd be far better off getting things such as lightweight flywheels, etc, to improve performance, as the engine will definitely benefit from these, rather than one of dubious increase at best ...

source: http://www.billzilla.org/4agstock2.htm

So maybe you just need a normal 4AGE 16V RWD exhaust header, redrill/slot some holes and it's just bolt'n'ready.

Hope to help your search (or ease your search)

More urls:

http://home.clear.net.nz/pages/phil.brad...t%20System
http://home.clear.net.nz/pages/phil.brad...%20RWD.htm

[F0Bman]

There is no need to buy a 20V exhaust slotting th eholes and using washers is fine to use.

[Eric]

I just found that out

[gjuro]

Yes, that's right. I fitted my manifold from 4age 16V to a Blacktop 20v engine. Just had to cut one hole to make it fit

[gt99]

http://www.silkroad-usa.com/pages/ae86parts/header.htm

http://www.danstoy.net/products.html

[Eric]

Nice stuff!

[Elitetech]

Guys, don't slot it and use washers, it's a bodge!
here's how to cut it and reweld it properly....

http://www.elitetech.co.uk/ae86_2.htm