Exhaust Manifolds for IX
Exhaust Manifolds for IX
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Could anyone please let me know which tubular exhaust manifolds will fit an IX? I've seen a few different cars here with them ... usually Megan or Full Race ... but I can't seem to find a listing on any parts sites that mention fitment on an IX.
I'm also not sure of all of the differences between the VIII and IX turbos. I know that the IX uses a twin-scroll design, and I'm not sure if the VIII does as well. I'm sure knowing about this would help me find a manifold.
Thanks for any help you can give.
Could anyone please let me know which tubular exhaust manifolds will fit an IX? I've seen a few different cars here with them ... usually Megan or Full Race ... but I can't seem to find a listing on any parts sites that mention fitment on an IX.
I'm also not sure of all of the differences between the VIII and IX turbos. I know that the IX uses a twin-scroll design, and I'm not sure if the VIII does as well. I'm sure knowing about this would help me find a manifold.
Thanks for any help you can give.
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From: Spec-Ops Motorsports, Fayetteville, NC
the ams licp also fits the ix ... but yes in theory you will need a ix specific licp, i would prefer to call it a confirmed fitment for the ix since most are still advertised for the viii but fit
Originally Posted by Warrtalon
Yeah, there's no need in worrying about what fits, because you should only use your stock manifold and get it ported/coated.
But you make less power with the tubular manifold unless you pay $900 for the Full-Race one, it will be prone to cracking, and there are no looks after a month of it getting hot. The coated stock manifold looks pretty good, too, but I'm guessing you've never seen a Megan manifold after it gets hot - it becomes a brownish-blue mix of nastiness.
If you want to make less power, spend more money, risk it cracking, and look good for only month, then an aftermarket tubular manifold is the way to go.
If you want to make less power, spend more money, risk it cracking, and look good for only month, then an aftermarket tubular manifold is the way to go.
You just made this post in another thread about boost controllers ...
I asked what fits, not your opinion on what is better.
Other than that, thanks again for your input. Yes, I've seen a Megan manifold that is discolored. I don't see any reason that it would crack unless it's paired with a DP w/o a flex section. If you take the flex out of the exhaust, then yes, I can see a tubular manifold being prone to cracking.
Ya know, that's EXACTLY what I want!
Originally Posted by Warrtalon
He did not ask what you use - he asked what is the most used.
OP, the most used is the Forge UNOS MBC, followed closely by the Hallman Pro.
OP, the most used is the Forge UNOS MBC, followed closely by the Hallman Pro.
Other than that, thanks again for your input. Yes, I've seen a Megan manifold that is discolored. I don't see any reason that it would crack unless it's paired with a DP w/o a flex section. If you take the flex out of the exhaust, then yes, I can see a tubular manifold being prone to cracking.
Originally Posted by Warrtalon
If you want to make less power, spend more money, risk it cracking, and look good for only month, then an aftermarket tubular manifold is the way to go.


