Hemi Exhaust Manifold New Design?

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Get the old manifolds back,lay a straight edge across them,if they're bad,buy yourself a decent sized belt sander and go to work on them with 50 grit,then finish them up with 80 grit,and throw them in storage for when the "new design" breaks,lol

I hear ya - those years are behind me, though.
 

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I hear ya - those years are behind me, though.
Hell you aren't much older then me,take your time and split it up into a few evenings after supper,when you're doing nothing but watching TV,lol
 
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Well.....today didn't turn out like I thought.

So, amidst all the hubub in the exhaust shop, the technician understood to replace my exhaust manifolds because the bolts had broken - not preemptively prior to breaking.

The Tech inspected and removed the manifolds, nothing broken, no leaking, no damage, very clean. So he put everything back together and left the pickup call for the end of the day.

I went to the shop and said hey, I wanted preemptive replace, and the Supe said they really don't recommend it with my pristine condition (47,707 miles).

At that point I kinda threw in the towel, being tired from working outside most of the day and took the truck home.

Can't get a straight story from anybody these days. I want off the planet.
 

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Well.....today didn't turn out like I thought.

So, amidst all the hubub in the exhaust shop, the technician understood to replace my exhaust manifolds because the bolts had broken - not preemptively prior to breaking.

The Tech inspected and removed the manifolds, nothing broken, no leaking, no damage, very clean. So he put everything back together and left the pickup call for the end of the day.

I went to the shop and said hey, I wanted preemptive replace, and the Supe said they really don't recommend it with my pristine condition (47,707 miles).

At that point I kinda threw in the towel, being tired from working outside most of the day and took the truck home.

Can't get a straight story from anybody these days. I want off the planet.
Maybe U can rent a seat on Blue Origin and tell em U wish to take a walk outside, LOL.

At least truck fixed ok, dat's a Plus.
 

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Quite the opposite, yet related...when ya only got 12 weeks of habitable weather, you squeeze all 52 weeks into it. Hence many injuries.
OK, I got you covered. Go and Google: Red Man Suit, Wear that during your 12 weeks of outside adventures, keep U safe... :33::Big Laugh:

DA BOIRD


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