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This week you will find a new "Intake and Exhaust" manifold section in the "Reviews" (http://www.teambuick.com/reviews/). You will find some images of rare and common Buick manifolds. If you wish to comment or add information about the manifolds you can, it is interactive!:hurray:

Buick "x" code manifold - Aluminum, 3/4" taller than stock; carbs spaced 1/2" further apart:finish: :finish: :finish:
(bought from Russ Martin)

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I have added it to the manifolds! (http://www.teambuick.com/reviews/showproduct.php?product=120) Thanks! Can you supply the casting number of this one? I assume that is what I can't read cast into the center section.

greetings, on the 65 gs 400, did the exaust manifolds look more like cast iron headers. these are " Y " shaped and have a 5 - 8 inch drop to a hard curve before the pipe flange. these would seem to be bottom end torque producers. any info on these would be inlightening. thanks robert :shield::thumbsup:

The 65 GS ones are in the manifold section here... (http://www.teambuick.com/reviews/showproduct.php/product/118)

For the straight eights, what about the '41-'42 compound carburetion manifolds with the split dual exhuast?

Thanks for the pics Buford26, I have added it here (http://www.teambuick.com/reviews/showproduct.php?product=121)