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How big is this one compared to the stock manifold?
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05' Crew Cab dually 4X4 cummins w/ 6 spd. 4.11's w/limited slip EDGE JUICE W/ ATTITUDE, AFE TORQUE TUBE, TURBO SILENCER RING REMOVED, FIA WINTERFRONT/BUGSCREEN COMBO, BULLET STEP BARS, DEEZEE 5TH WHEEL ALUM. TOOL BOX, VENTVISOR WINDOW VENTS, AERO-TURBINE 4040L MUFFLER 05' Jayco Eagle 305BHS 5er Son's truck 84 Chevy S10 w/ 355 V8 & TH350 trans |
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Everything is the same size, its a direct boltup, the big deal for the HTT being better is the fact that it is a 3 piece unit and this allows the two end pieces to expand and contract off the center section. Look at the pic closely and you will see what I mean. Cheers, Kevin |
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I have read many posts about the ATS 3 piece manifold and most folks say the pieces are very hard to get together, they have to use the freezer and oven method to just get em hooked up, I also read that the HTT unit is better on the port matching and final finish, the HTT unit is tapped for a pyro and the ATS isnt, its no big deal to drill and tap a hole but thats just a benny. I also have great respect for Lazer Bob where I bought the manifold from. Cheers, Kevin |
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I was planning on taking some pics so I could do a thread on it, will be pretty straight forward. Stay tuned for details We plan on doing some tech articles here so it wont be a problem to put it on the Diesel minded database at the same time. For anyone who hasnt checked out 's database you really need to as alot of great info is there for us.........................A big thumbs up to you for the hard work and commitment.Cheers, Kevin |
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Come ON right before bed and you make a post like that ... Makes me want to stay up and work on some updates Thanks for permission tho' Ill be sure to work it in to the site . Im thinking of going with the HTT I guess people have a heck of a time tapping the ATS ,,,, I thought the ATS came Assembled ??? I know its 3 pieces but I thought they were together when you bought it ? DM |
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I work Swing Shift left the house today @ 4 PM got home @ 6 AM 2 on 2 off 3 on 3 off then I go to days .... will leave @ 4Am and get home @ 6PM then over and over for the rest of my life .... Working for a living is not the way to go DM |
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