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Nope, too new. The 68-70 340 manifolds are the first choice and the 71-74 manifolds are next best. There are combinations of LA and Magnum manifolds that work well too. There are many threads here on FABO about all those choices. Yes, if the headers are in good shape I would probably leave them.

One Saturday many years ago I told my wife, "I'm going out and am gonna find a Rampage, Turismo, or Charger ('80s FWD) for my new daily driver. Wanna ride along?" Of course she said, "Sure, why not." Of course she didn't have great expectations. We drove for at least an hour when I stopped...

I'm extremely impressed with how well you hid the BluePrint 408 under all the OEM equipment. The kickdown linkage, throttle bracket, manifolds, etc. awesome!!! you did a great job!! That magnum hose angle is a little weird. we do put a single hose on it, and it's not my favorite thing, but...

Still not as good as headers.

I wouldn't go to the trouble of the swap, if I already had a decent exhaust, but if installing a new exhaust wouldn't hurt digging up a pair.

...the time, but that was 30+ years ago. There have been a lot of new things brought out in that time...as I'm now learning. I'm always open to new ideas or suggestions, that's why I ask questions here. :) Well, crap...now I have to consider Magnum manifolds, too? :) Do they even work on an A...

I would say, if you're not building it to keep for yourself, don't do a BB swap. Find a 360 magnum and build a nice little SB. You WILL lose money on a flip doing a BB swap. Example BB manifolds if you can find them 2 grand, TTI headers 1 grand, most likely aftermarket hood or cut a hole in...

Supposedly the magnum manifolds are the best flowing. Kim

Yes, this was the article I read a while ago. Thanks for finding it. From my understanding, the Hughes intake is a licensed copy of the Edlebrock Air Gap so performance should be similar. Yeah, while I'm waiting for the MAP sensor I figured I would fix some wiring problems. The fuel level and...

https://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/threads/yes-5-9-magnum-manifolds-work-in-early-a-bodies-here-is-exactly-how.469107/

Two problems. 1. Not sure you can determine the port size form the gasket alone. 2. The port you care about for performance, is the outlet. The 340 and "good" magnum manifolds have the larges outlet. Sounds like you've already talked yourself into using 318 manifolds, so carry on and enjoy.

With no P/S, I tell you what I'd put on it. I'd put Magnum manifolds on it. I'm not 100% sure they fit, but I think they do. Maybe someone that's done it will chime in. The big outlet Magnum manifolds outflow the 340 manifolds.

I agree and I’m with Dan on this. I’d also say no matter what test is out there saying how great they are, I’d only use 340 exhaust manifolds is if I had a set collecting dust on the floor. The MP book suggests using one 340 manifold on one side and a Magnum manifold on the other side. At...

The two '89 318s are LA roller motors. The last year for the LA 318 was 1991, after that they were replaced by the 5.2 Magnums. The last year for LA 360 was 1992, after that they used the 5.9 Magnum. In their original configuration, the easy at-a-glance ways to tell are: 1.) LA rollers have TBI...

I have the hughes cam you pictured in my 5.9 2002 Ram van and really like it. (Edit- mine is 114 lsa version for stock magnum fuel injection) Did a stock bottom end rebuild with the hughes cam and eq nz heads. Big difference in power and engine doesn't stop pulling. Might as well go ahead...

Ill just say the 70s 318 is cheap or free for a reason...:)

I'm looking at making a head change, but am not able to find much in the way of magnum style performance heads. Is cast iron or aluminum better? The engine is stock with the exception of an aluminum intake, and 340 manifolds.

Professor, to confirm, the hedman 78500 shorties will not fit an early A? I have a 63 A 360 with EQ iron heads (I understand the ex port is a bit different). I have a set of those hedmans not yet installed. I mocked up some magnum ex manifolds but I had to jack up the eng to clear the steering...

Ok how bout this? The manifolds he has will not work.

Just as an update to anyone wanting to install magnum intakes on la heads, dont do it. I had all the parts ready to go the drill bits the clamps the tap kit, and was like let me just look this over really good before i start.... well, the ports do not match between an la and magnum. the magnum...

I like to think I'm pretty familiar with LA 360's and magnum 5.9 performance having put hundreds of thousands of miles on both and daily driving a 5.9 pickup. But as my dart gets closer to driveable I've taken a few rips with it in front of the garage for fun. I noticed that this junkyard 5.9...

Without some sort of other mod, this is true, but there are specific magnum manifolds that will work. in general though, yes, the old 273 manifolds drop right in as intended, but they are really restrictive.

Al, if your exhaust manifolds are the same as the ones I have laying out in the shop, you're welcome to them. They came off of a 2006 Dodge Magnum wagon that got crashed with 6K miles on it. I'll send you a pic later on when I go out to the shop.

Be aware that some Magnum heads don't have enough material around the port to seal a 340 exhaust manifold. Not all, but my R/T heads and some OEM heads I have seen can be a problem. https://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/threads/340-exhaust-manifolds.437577/#post-1972547765

The way 777 did it is how some others "generally" have done.......Find manifolds, sometimes magnum, that fit reversed, run a crossover down in front of the K, and then run a big single pipe out and down the pass side. THAT is likely to get tight.

I got mine off a 2001 ram 1500. Had to do a little work on the drivers side to get the downpipe to fit right but it fits using a floor shifter. Now a column shifter I dont believe it would idk tho it would be tight. I actually ended up using the factory downpipe from the same ram and cutting and...

Headers can be a pain. If you have a stock or mild build and you aren't trying to squeeze the last ounce of power out of it, a pair of early 340 manifolds would work fine. There are also combinations of newer manifolds (like later model Jeeps with Magnum engine) that have larger outlets for more...

...so this is an old thread but man is it a good one - very valuable and even in 2023 still very relevant intel on the pros and cons of running small block magnum exhaust manifolds in an A-body. I am pondering this very thing for my build now, and wanted to respond with a quick recap to make...

Slight correction. The hole is 2-1/8 on the mag and about 2-1/4 on the good 340 units.

I bought same NOS dual quad thinking I could use on my 340 build(x heads)....not a chance lol. Like you said the outside of the flange vs the port, you could see daylight lol. So it went on 273 for a short stint lol. I love the looks of them. Intake gasket is Felpro 1243 273/318 size. Orange...