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TII xhaust vs. 76 manifold (archive)
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Posted by trent tilton -71 on October 15, 2000 at 23:22:43:

In Reply to: Re: Stahl headers posted by Dwight Chew on October 15, 2000 at 23:12:03:

dwight, and from what I understand, the 76 manifold is *super* close in flow to the TII exhaust manifold. I remember a thread about this a while back. Somebody said to just buy a 76 manifold because they are way cheaper than the TII manifolds and they flow the same.

trent tilton -71


A lot would depend on what type of driving you do and where you live. If you're a Californian, the headers will never pass the biannual smog inspection and would 100% disable your entire smog system.

If you live in a state where you don't have to have your '02 smogged, that's another story. For a stock '02, I think you'd better off with a tii exhaust manifold.

I believe Trent is correct about the loss of low end torque if you go with the headers.




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