Log Manifolds - Big Block Chevy - Water Cooled on 2040-parts.com
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This is the ultimate log style manifold. It has a water-cooled exhaust flange to withstand the most extreme temperatures. It has been chosen by leading engine builders for years, due to its durability and resistance to flange warpage this is the best long manifold available today for your application. DO NOT BUY a used warped, old system when you can have new!! |
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