Exhaust manifold

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JB
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Exhaust manifold

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Another Aussie starting af build. Just wondering what everyones thoughts were on the stock exhaust manifold?? Aftermarket?? Is it worth buying a 2nd hand one, do they wear out??

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I use the stock manifold and seal it with high temp RTV silicone. Let cure for 24hrs.
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Thanks for the reply, i bought a engine recently and it didn't come with one so i rang my local honda dealer to get a price. Almost had a heart attack when he said $130 thats without the gasket or anyother parts, i thought if i'm going to spend that much i might try to chase up a better aftermarket one or import one from the US cheaper, i have heard of the atomic22 but can't seem to find any on the net.
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The Atomic 22 one is aluminum, and only lasts on bikes that sit in the garage and get polished.
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atomic came out with a steel one, hardly ever see them available
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