Will this fit on a evo 9 ? Plz help

http://www.lancershop.com/customer/p...&cat=91&page=1

 

Yes, but try to find it elsewhere. I would stay away from LancerShop if I were you.

Not bashing LS (too much) but I've gotten better CS from the cable company...

 

I'd suggest doing more research on that mani

and if you do decide to get it

you MUST replace the gaskets with OEM...do not use the provided ones

 

^yeah i have that mani and its a ok mani.
it is known to crack and you have to use the oem gaskets or your in for trouble.
i suggest porting and coating your stock mani

 

I was actually going to make a thread on this very topic. I've had the mani for 2 years with several hundred start/stop cycles of the engine and have yet to crack this manifold. Anyone else have the same luck?

 

im had the same luck... i guess it is the pick of the litter maybe but i love my manifold lol... a lot of 140mph races and it still hasn't cracked but i guess it depends which one you get...but the engine does get louder because of the thinner piping of the megan manifold compared to the stocker

 

No cracks in mine at all

 

lucky, mines been a year, kinda and finally cracked

 

Can I just use the old gasket on the stock mani ?

 

yeah you can use the stock manifold gasket... that is what i did and it hasnt leaking so far

 

your better getting off a ported and jetted stock mani. Look into buschur or egay. I have seen ported and coated stock mannys on egay. Tubular mannys usually crack after a while.

 

I just orderd the megan mani with NEW oem gaskets. Im getting the megan for temp use that way i can drive my car when i send in my stock mani to buschur. Prob be a few months before I buy the port/coat but I will eventually. Whats so good about stock ported coated BTW?

 

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Its pretty self explanitory that ported and coated is better then a manifold that will crack. Right? But if you are going to port/coat go to http://www.paradigmperformance.net/ their coating and porting is Excellent. I really recommend them.

 

Look at some of the Buschur options for the stock manifold.