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Old Feb-01-2008, 12:35 PM   #1
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Question who has done the center rise manifold conversion on a 350? do you see results?

well i just bought the center rise exhaust manifold conversion kit for my merc 350 (260) from go2marine,com. Darren was a GREAT help! he says that 100% of the people have increased fuel economy, cooling, HP and general performance after the conversion... has anyone done the conversion? whats your take? did you see a performance change? anything? let me know. im curious to see how they work for me... the kit was $859.00 plus god damn $100 in shipping but not bad and its all new shit... ill get them next week and be out there soon! i cant wait...! thanks for the feedback guys!
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Old Feb-01-2008, 03:27 PM   #2
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Re: who has done the center rise manifold conversion on a 350? do you see results?

Are you talking about a Throttle Body Injection conversion?
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Old Feb-01-2008, 03:34 PM   #3
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Old Feb-01-2008, 03:42 PM   #4
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Re: who has done the center rise manifold conversion on a 350? do you see results?

guess i should have specified, the center rise exhaust manifold conversion, from the old log style...
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Re: who has done the center rise manifold conversion on a 350? do you see results?

Drawing a blank here, can somebody break out the crayons and make a picture for me. I'm not familliar with a center rise manifold. Never heard of that before. Like Fishability asks, is it bennificial ?
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Old Feb-01-2008, 06:42 PM   #6
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Re: who has done the center rise manifold conversion on a 350? do you see results?

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guess i should have specified, the center rise exhaust manifold conversion, from the old log style...
Are you talking an intake manifold?
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Old Feb-01-2008, 09:14 PM   #7
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Are you talking an intake manifold?
no the exhaust manifolds on a chevy... the old style are rear risers and like like a "log" and the new ones are center risers... here, pics from the net.
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ring any bells?
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Re: who has done the center rise manifold conversion on a 350? do you see results?

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Are you talking an intake manifold?
That's what I was thinking ... high rise intake manifold. I guess it's supposed to add 10-15 horsepower.
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Re: who has done the center rise manifold conversion on a 350? do you see results?

Uless you needed to replace the exhaust or it least the risers I GUESSING that it is not very cost effective. But if money is not a problem a little more power is always a good thing. Are the manifolds and/or risers FWC?
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Actually, it's like replacing the stock ehaust on a truck with more efficient headers.

The log style pollutes each cylinder downstream slightly. The center rise, is more even on exhaust. So it should be better. GLM has a short runner in the manifold. Stock Merc just dumps into a big opening.

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I've never ran the log style on the 350 I had in my Bayliner. I was a Cobra I used Osco Volvo replacement headers on (center rise) and they do evacuate the exhaust system more effeciently.
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Uless you needed to replace the exhaust or it least the risers I GUESSING that it is not very cost effective. But if money is not a problem a little more power is always a good thing. Are the manifolds and/or risers FWC?
they will be eventually... for now raw water and salt away!
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