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Re: vitara/samurai exhaust manifold.

Post by twiss » Thu Sep 26, 2013 9:14 am

With my 1.6 8v I always used the sammy exhaust manifold just because it's so easy and it fits like a glove! Never gave me any noticeable problems!
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Re: vitara/samurai exhaust manifold.

Post by mk1joe » Thu Sep 26, 2013 6:21 pm

cool! do you run a vitara/ or a bigger bore exhaust though? coz my standard one is like a pee shooter.

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Re: vitara/samurai exhaust manifold.

Post by twiss » Sun Sep 29, 2013 11:09 am

I sometimes ran the complete standard exhaust, and sometimes with a custom back pipe with a 2.5" exit cherrybomb at the back.

There was a noticeable performance boost with the cherrybomb pipe on! The pipe itself was a little larger but not by much.

Its pretty easy to make as well, you only need to do one or two bends in the pipe, use a knackered backbox and chop the flange off it, then weld them together :)

I would imagine an entire system would help, but its not completely necessary...
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Re: vitara/samurai exhaust manifold.

Post by mk1joe » Tue Oct 01, 2013 1:42 pm

Il ad it to the list:) I really wanna make my own exhaust, I will post pictures up when I do.

Thanks man!

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Re: vitara/samurai exhaust manifold.

Post by twiss » Wed Oct 02, 2013 10:52 am

2 things to be wary of...

Firstly cherry bombs can be quite loud ;)
If you go down that round and want a quieter one try to get one with an exit the same size as the inlet pipe

Also, personally i would advise against using flexi pipe... I used it for a while but always seemed to destroy it when off roading so made a proper pipe instead
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Re: vitara/samurai exhaust manifold.

Post by mk1joe » Sat Oct 19, 2013 3:32 pm

i have another head question!!

i thought i would continue to use this thread to prevent clogging up the forum with my silly questions:)

basically, i took my head completely off today so i could take it home and do a port and polish, and it will be easier to make a new intake manifold at home. but i notices these that i dont think ive ever seen in any of my suzuki heads before.
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That little jet there. is that for EGR? and if it is does that mean that this engine would have originally been injection?

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Re: vitara/samurai exhaust manifold.

Post by Rhinoman » Sat Oct 19, 2013 5:07 pm

Yes they are for EGR. If you have no fuel pump mounting then its an EFI head; there were carb models with an EGR.
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