ss manifold vs cast iron
ss manifold vs cast iron
What are the pros and cons for each manifold. Is it that stainless steel weighs less, has better performance but will crack on you and cast iron would be vice versa? I guess it would probably depend on how you take care of your car with it cooling down or abusing it.
An ss tubular:
- Is lighter in weight
- Typically gives better midrange performance (cleaner passages and equal length being advantages)
- Radiates more heat, which is not especially desirable. Retaining heat is better for both performance and the longevity of underhood parts.
- Should be expected to have a shorter lifespan.
- Is lighter in weight
- Typically gives better midrange performance (cleaner passages and equal length being advantages)
- Radiates more heat, which is not especially desirable. Retaining heat is better for both performance and the longevity of underhood parts.
- Should be expected to have a shorter lifespan.
Originally Posted by Ted B
An ss tubular:
- Is lighter in weight
- Typically gives better midrange performance (cleaner passages and equal length being advantages)
- Radiates more heat, which is not especially desirable. Retaining heat is better for both performance and the longevity of underhood parts.
- Should be expected to have a shorter lifespan.
- Is lighter in weight
- Typically gives better midrange performance (cleaner passages and equal length being advantages)
- Radiates more heat, which is not especially desirable. Retaining heat is better for both performance and the longevity of underhood parts.
- Should be expected to have a shorter lifespan.
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