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Old 05-20-2005, 12:19 PM
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Those won't work for you. They're built for the L36 which has even port spacing. The Series 1 L67 and L27 don't have even port spacing.

Your best (only) option is new from GM or from a wrecker.
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Yeah, this sucks.
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LMK if you need part numbers and prices.
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When I had this problem on my 95, the local wrecker checked the interchangability. The front manifold for my year is identical to an L27 front manifold. (Supposedly) I happened back to the 94 SSEi and since someone disassembled a good chunk of it already I had the manifold in 5 minutes. (Someone had already nicely fixed the cracks on it.

I can check...supposedly I have a manifold being fixed by airplane machinists. They do great work. Don't know if my 95 L67 manifold is the same as yours???
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SUPERCHARGED ONLY:

92-95 SSEi REAR manifold 24500683
Also used on 93/94 L27'*
GM PART # 24500683
CATEGORY: Engine Exhaust Manifold
PACK QTY: 1 CORE CHARGE: $0.00
GM LIST: $453.01
OUR PRICE: $258.22
DESCRIPTION: MANIFOLD
1992 SSEi FRONT manifold 24501731
Not common to any other application
GM PART # 24501731
CATEGORY: Engine Exhaust Manifold
PACK QTY: 1 CORE CHARGE: $0.00
GM LIST: $519.45
OUR PRICE: $296.09
DESCRIPTION: MANIFOLD
93-95 FRONT manifold 24502380
Also used on 93/94 L27'*
GM PART # 24502380
CATEGORY: Engine Exhaust Manifold
PACK QTY: 1 CORE CHARGE: $0.00
GM LIST: $533.09
OUR PRICE: $303.87
DESCRIPTION: MANIFOLD
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Just talked to my buddy. My pipe is supposedly welded and on it'* way back to me. I've got a spare of something I should never need.

If you are looking for one w/o a heat shield (the new pipe didn't have one) the shipping might be pricey but I'd sell it cheap. Just need to cover what I gave the guy for taking care of me.
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I'm glad to hear the 92 L67 rear is the same as a 93 L27. The only difference I've found from the fronts is the 92 L67 has more heatshield.
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OK BillBost, PM is on the way. It appears that your FEM is the same as mine. I can either put my heat shield on it (did some nice work on mine, even though butchered the weld), or thinking about sending it to hulkspeed for coating. I am not sure if the thermal coating will be enough protection (with one or two custom TB heat shields) or if I will need to make sure that I put my heat shield back in place. Now to find a REM.
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Check with Randman1, he might have a spare REM
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OK Guys, I need suggestions.

I found manifolds from a boneyard (they shipped them complete with the stove pipe I needed to fix my little F@#$up) for $78.00 WOOOOOHOOOO I got em, and they are the right manifolds, and cracked in the same place.

Sorry BillBost, but I am not going to need your FEM now (unless I screw these up too).

I am looking to send these out to be welded, cleaned, and thermal coated inside and out.

Any suggestions for a vendor?
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