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Discussion in '348/355' started by Davsk1, Nov 4, 2016.

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  1. Davsk1

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    #1 Davsk1, Nov 4, 2016
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    Just out of curiosity, has anyone got pics of the bare manifolds? I understand that the heat shields have to be there but just wonder how pretty the pipes are underneath!

    Pic for attention
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  2. yelcab

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    #2 yelcab, Nov 4, 2016
    They are not that pretty !!!
     
  3. Davsk1

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    #3 Davsk1, Nov 4, 2016
    :'(
     
  4. vvassallo

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    #4 vvassallo, Nov 4, 2016
    Yeah, it's like the factory knew they would be covered so they aren't very showy.
     
  5. Wade

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    #5 Wade, Nov 4, 2016
    That's a really cool and imaginative photo!
     
  6. Davsk1

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    #6 Davsk1, Nov 5, 2016
    Cheers, it just had to be done!
     
  7. cf355

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    #7 cf355, Nov 5, 2016
    +1
    (if its anything like the 355)
     
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    #8 ducrob, Nov 5, 2016
    I could cut mine open and take pics today if anybody is interested.
     
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    #9 cesarsim, Nov 7, 2016
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    #10 jqpd99, Nov 7, 2016
  11. cf355

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    #11 cf355, Nov 7, 2016
    is this a 348 or 355? (looks like my 355 header when it failed)
     
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    #13 Drock28, Nov 7, 2016
    those look like Italian sausage casing 355 header tubes..
     
  14. itsablurr

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    #14 itsablurr, Nov 7, 2016
    Based off of the air injection port in the primary tube, those are clearly failed F355 headers. The thread title states 348.
     
  15. cesarsim

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    #15 cesarsim, Nov 7, 2016

    Sorry, I have not seen. Can forgive me??
     
  16. vvassallo

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    #16 vvassallo, Nov 7, 2016
    Concur.
     
  17. Davsk1

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    #17 Davsk1, Nov 8, 2016
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    #18 Davsk1, Nov 8, 2016
    Thanks for sharing! it's still good information they look they've failed due to massive heat!
     
  19. Chad Thomas

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    #19 Chad Thomas, Feb 8, 2020
    Hey guys, are the 348 header shields difficult to remove? Can they be done without removing the engine? Id like to send them off to be high temp coated.
     

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