Exhaust Manifold
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Brian,
I know I can't install the engine with the headers on, so the answer is yes.
I know I can't install the engine with the headers on, so the answer is yes.
Frank Howard
'71 S4 SE
Minnesota
'71 S4 SE
Minnesota
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Brian
Yes but it's a pain in the bum,helps if you loosen the engine mountings and have a large crow-bar..
and when you've the head off next time shorten the studs so they've just enough thread to do the job...
John
Yes but it's a pain in the bum,helps if you loosen the engine mountings and have a large crow-bar..
and when you've the head off next time shorten the studs so they've just enough thread to do the job...
John
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Or use allen head bolts. This way, nothing sticks out till you have the exhaust manifolds positioned. You may find it useful to shorten an allen head wrench for this task. As usual, be careful tightening the bolts in the aluminum head so as to not strip the threads in the head.
David
1968 36/7988
David
1968 36/7988
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msd1107 - Fourth Gear
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Hi
although you are talking about a sprint you certainly should be able to, I have a +2 and it can be done easily.
There may be more room in a +2 but it still should be ok in a sprint
I have even taken the whole engine out with maniflods attached for gearbox work.
It is also a good idea to shorten the studs
Regards
although you are talking about a sprint you certainly should be able to, I have a +2 and it can be done easily.
There may be more room in a +2 but it still should be ok in a sprint
I have even taken the whole engine out with maniflods attached for gearbox work.
It is also a good idea to shorten the studs
Regards
John
+2s130 1971
+2s130 1971
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Hi Brian
As other have said, yes you can. The last time i tackled this job, i jacked the engine under the sump, wood block obviously, and removed the engine mount completely. That way, you have much more room to manoeuvre the manifold out. In fact, i cant see how it can be done without removing it. If i recall, i also took off the Y piece, BEFORE undoing the manifold studs, as its much easier to get both halves in and out separately.
Good luck,
Leslie
As other have said, yes you can. The last time i tackled this job, i jacked the engine under the sump, wood block obviously, and removed the engine mount completely. That way, you have much more room to manoeuvre the manifold out. In fact, i cant see how it can be done without removing it. If i recall, i also took off the Y piece, BEFORE undoing the manifold studs, as its much easier to get both halves in and out separately.
Good luck,
Leslie
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Here is a pic of an ashley manifold just fitted to my car, 2inch bore. One piece unit. Need to remove engine mounts to install.
cheers
Mark
cheers
Mark
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