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i must admit that i had a stainless mani before but the run of the mill ones you see about it lasted about 1-2 months still waiting on the contact aout the tomie item, i have however spoken to a uk tuner who said that the standard mani is fine but need to be opened up a little, to the same size as the gasket and head, he reakons do this and all will be good :thumbs:

I must say it makes sense, but ill take a look when i strip it out in the next week or so
 
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mild steel is the way to go if you dont want it to crack. If your going for a stainless unit then id suggest a flexi piece somewhere in the exhaust system, this will relieve alot of the stress on the mani
 
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Nicely said:
I believe the design is based on what people had said to Bren that they wanted in a mani...
Absolutely.

And for ?105 in a group buy, it's gonna be hard to resist.
 

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Like I said before, until you are running over 320-330bhp, its not worth it, as the standard mani is up to the job. There are gains and losses with fitting one.
 

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By itself, slower. With all of the other mods which go with 320+, faster. That's on the original Apex style mani design.
 
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