Need some headers
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The EGR tube will also fit but it will take a little bit of muscle to get it to line up correctly.
If you do this yourself, its best to connect the header side of the EGR tube first and then try to get it in place on the EGR bracket that connects to the front of the lower intake manifold.
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Would these work:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Ford-...QQcmdZViewItem
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Have you stock one welded for $50, or find a used stock manifold for $50 at a junkyard.
With it being a Stage 1 Roush, you won't want to run LTs. They'll sit low enough to be a major issue on a daily driver. Trust me, been there, done that. I even went as far as having one of a kind custom made long tubes made and have gone back to stock.
With it being a Stage 1 Roush, you won't want to run LTs. They'll sit low enough to be a major issue on a daily driver. Trust me, been there, done that. I even went as far as having one of a kind custom made long tubes made and have gone back to stock.
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Have you stock one welded for $50, or find a used stock manifold for $50 at a junkyard.
With it being a Stage 1 Roush, you won't want to run LTs. They'll sit low enough to be a major issue on a daily driver. Trust me, been there, done that. I even went as far as having one of a kind custom made long tubes made and have gone back to stock.
With it being a Stage 1 Roush, you won't want to run LTs. They'll sit low enough to be a major issue on a daily driver. Trust me, been there, done that. I even went as far as having one of a kind custom made long tubes made and have gone back to stock.
how much did that set you back???? hahaha.Why not just get a set of 94-98 and you wont have to worry about it ever again....
Matthew
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94-98 crack like the stock 99-04s do. I ended up just polishing up some stockers on my 'big build'... which will never have an issue with A/C dripping on them. 
Last edited by LilRoush; Jan 27, 2011 at 07:16 PM.
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Thanks for the help everyone. I'm just going to get the stock one welded since i'm on a pretty tight budget. I found a small shop that'll take it off, weld it, and put it and a new gasket back on for $175. I would try and remove it myself but I'm not that mechanically inclined