OEM Toyota MR2 Exhaust Manifold

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Toyota MR2 Exhaust Manifold ensures the spirited coupe breathes easy and it is the core of the car that has been famous about its razor sharp performance and daily comfort. Toyota MR2 was praised on its light weight, balance of rear wheel drive, responsive inline four, which fit right behind the seats, and provided the driver with immediate steering feedback and a planted feel on corners, and its playful nature is still being bragged by the true fans of the Toyota MR2. The MR2 is praised by its owners because of the MacPherson strut system, four wheel disc brakes and tough building which allows the car to endure days at the track without even a murmur and features which reflect the extent of Toyota devotion to sporting entertainment. The tiny engine bay houses the Exhaust Manifold which collects hot gases out of each cylinder and directs it through the rest of the system in a smooth manner, the Exhaust Manifold reduces back pressure, regulating heat and assisting the engine in making crisp power and subduing noise. Engineers designed the MR2 Exhaust Manifold to fit into the small spaces, with sturdy cast metal that does not crack under the influence of high temperature, thus reliability does not lose the playful character of the car, and contributes to the reputation of Toyota as a car that will last long. Smooth interior runners enhance gas flow and enhance throttle response. Installation requires cooling the engine, disconnection of the battery, peeling off the shields, replacement of the Exhaust Manifold with new gaskets, even tightening of bolts, and this is followed by verifying leaks.