Subject: It fits.
From: ACRE NL
Date: 2/5/2003, 9:01 AM


Got the manifold on today. Wonder of wonder it clears the stock turbo,

I had them all faced off both top and back.  You will have to cut off
part of the flange and drill the mounting holes depending on the year
of your engine. More about that soon.

I am ready to ship the manifold.
Price for the manifold alone is $160 plus $15 shipping in the lower
48. Overseas, Alaska and Hawaii  depends.

Send a check for $175 if you want one to:

Paul Lamar
830 East Santa Maria St.
Suite 303
Santa Paula Calif.
93060

Price will go up later when we go into general distribution.

Still need to do some machining on
the injector holder runners. Ernseto if you could come next week we
can finish those off. More about that shortly.

Paul Lamar



The check is in the mail, how much for the injector holders.

Bill Schertz
KIS Cruiser #4045

Don't know yet but they will be fairly cheap. Around $39 each.

Btw for the Cruiser where space is tight above the engine I recommend
sawing off 3/8 of an inch all away across the top. That is there to accommodate
93 and later engines that have the ports moved up. If you don't have
a capable band saw let me know and we will work something out.

Use two inch inside radii RB Wagner thick wall 1-1/2 inch pipe bends. 
That is a center line radius of slightly less than three inches.

The RB Wagner cost for bends is half tubing bend prices
and there is no need to heat treat. If I get a lot of interest we can
do a group buy on RB Wagner bends and save even more money.

I know you know all this but I am reminding the new people.

Here is a picture that shows the excess material above the left top mounting bolt.

Paul Lamar
 
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