OEM Toyota 86 Exhaust Manifold

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Toyota 86 Exhaust Manifold contributes to a spirited nature of the agile couple to allow the boxer engine to freely breathe and give out a throaty tone. The Toyota 86 is glorified with blistering steering, near-perfect weight balance and lightweight chassis, which transforms every on ramp into a playground. Due to the low-mass of Toyota 86 being on aluminum panels and flat mount in the bay, it hugs corners with a lot of confidence as well as providing comfort in its daily use. The drivers have the option of a smooth six speed manual or a sophisticated automatic, and all the Toyota 86 give them an all-out rear wheel drive thrill and an eye-catching LED appearance. To reinforce the excitement, the Exhaust Manifold directs the hot gas in each cylinder into the exhaust system and evenly distributes the flow, maintaining the heat and minimizing noise. The Exhaust Manifold was engineered in cast steel or tubular stainless and endures inorganic temperature extremes as the tuned runners allow the boxer engine to work harder throughout the rev range. It is observed by the owners of the Toyota 86 that a high quality Exhaust Manifold will contribute to the fuel economy as well as to the parts under hood remaining cooler in order to have a long service life. In upgrading to a performance Exhaust Manifold the enthusiasts of the throttle response are being given a crisper throttle response and still retain reliability. Cool engine, disconnect battery, strip off shields, unbolt manifold, clean-up surfaces, install new gasket, evenly screw bolts, reconnect, start engine, check leaks.