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  • Lance
    Low Range
    • Jul 2011
    • 70
    #1

    Intake Manifold

    I think I need to replace my intake manifold but don't want to spend a lot of money. Are there any aftermarket manifolds available or does anyone have on for sale cheap? I have a 1967 2.25, are there any years that are any different or better then others?
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    1967 109 station wagon
    1958 & 1959 TR 3
    1943 GPW Jeep
    1970 Jeepster
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    • graniterover
      1st Gear
      • Oct 2006
      • 167
      #2
      What's wrong with it?

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        • mongoswede
          5th Gear
          • May 2010
          • 757
          #3
          I have a couple I think. PM me your address and when I get a chance I will send you one for the price of shipping.

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            • Terrys
              Overdrive
              • May 2007
              • 1382
              #4
              Yes, there are aftermarket ones available. In fact, I doubt there any genuine ones available.
              If you have ONE broken stud, it almost always needs to come off to remove it properly, but that's not that hard. When all three are broken, I have been knwn to take the short route and buy a new (aftermarket) I've gotton them from RDS and RN. Last time I replaced one, George (RDS) didn't have any and cautioned me that he had heard some out of our hosts didn't fit with out grinding. Sure enough, I had to mill an 1/8" off the inside edge of the two outside ports to get it to clear the intake manifold (which I documented with some pics) It was a quick job on the Bridgeport, and no big deal, but when Isent the pictures to RN, the owner claimed "first I've ever seen" I always save the old ones unless they are cracked. I keep saying I'm going to build a jig to fit the Brisgeport, and repair them all some rainy day when I'm stuck in the shop. I'm still saying that.

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                • jac04
                  Overdrive
                  • Feb 2007
                  • 1884
                  #5
                  ^^Terry, he's asking about an intake manifold not an exhaust manifold.
                  BTW, I purchased a Genuine exhaust manifold from TNTLR and I still had to do a little grinding to make it fit.

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                    • Lance
                      Low Range
                      • Jul 2011
                      • 70
                      #6
                      If I seperate the two manifolds & look up inside were the exhaust passes around the intake manifold I have a hole eaten away through 1 of the 4 bolt holes & also a vacuum leak into the intake somewhere I can't find & probably couldn't fix even if I could find it. I have a plate between the two for now but don't want to leave it that way.This leak was causing a misfire on cylinders 3&4.
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                      1967 109 station wagon
                      1958 & 1959 TR 3
                      1943 GPW Jeep
                      1970 Jeepster

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                        • Terrys
                          Overdrive
                          • May 2007
                          • 1382
                          #7
                          Originally posted by jac04
                          ^^Terry, he's asking about an intake manifold not an exhaust manifold.
                          BTW, I purchased a Genuine exhaust manifold from TNTLR and I still had to do a little grinding to make it fit.
                          Yup, So he is. Guess the drugs haven't worn off yet. Yesterday was my first day home. The previous week in St. Francis.

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