2.2L L61 Performance Tech 16 valve 145 hp EcoTec with 155 lb-ft of torque

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Old 03-30-2006, 12:45 PM
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Manifold differences

Does any one know if there is a difference in layout of the 2.0 and 2.2 exhaust manifolds? The reason I ask is I bought a Pacesetter header before I found out I might be able to trade in my 2.2 for a 2.0 and I want to be able to keep it if its ot to different in the layout. Also if the layout is the same is anything else a problem with fitting? Thank you.
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I don't the answer, but I know where to find it. Call Pacesetter.
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I would assume it would be different because of the displacement difference.

Don't quote me on that though.

Call Pacesetter like HalfCent said.
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Accorrding to Pacesetter: hello , the header will bolt to the motor , but the ports and primary tubing size are on the small side , for the amount of power the 2.0 s/c makes .

also the short extension was made to fit the 2.2 cat which is roughly a 2" inlet , and i believe the 2.0 s/c is a 2 1/2" inlet .

we are going to be working on a header for the 2.0 s/c , but at this time im not sure as to when they will be avaliable .



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Are his numbers correct?
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Originally Posted by kyyankee
Accorrding to Pacesetter: hello , the header will bolt to the motor , but the ports and primary tubing size are on the small side , for the amount of power the 2.0 s/c makes .

also the short extension was made to fit the 2.2 cat which is roughly a 2" inlet , and i believe the 2.0 s/c is a 2 1/2" inlet .

we are going to be working on a header for the 2.0 s/c , but at this time im not sure as to when they will be avaliable .



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Are his numbers correct?
HAHA

I knew you talked to Eric...Trust me, Eric knows his s**t. I talk to him frequently and is a avid JBO member. What he says is true.
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HAHA

I knew you talked to Eric...Trust me, Eric knows his s**t. I talk to him frequently and is a avid JBO member. What he says is true.
way to know somebody



its his product, so i dont see why he would give you any bad measurements on it. despite pacesetters low quality on some of their stuff they do always seem to give what they promise.
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its his product, so i dont see why he would give you any bad measurements on it. despite pacesetters low quality on some of their stuff they do always seem to give what they promise.
I agree that most of their stuff is low quality compared to others but as long as you get their header ceramic coated, you should be fine.
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Originally Posted by NJHK
I agree that most of their stuff is low quality compared to others but as long as you get their header ceramic coated, you should be fine.
i agree, thats what i have sitting under the hood of my cav. its been there a while and still looks pretty damn good, but a turbo would look better.
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i agree, thats what i have sitting under the hood of my cav. its been there a while and still looks pretty damn good, but a turbo would look better.
oooo yeah

(sorry I'm biased lol)
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manifold opening of 15/8 by 11/2, ports are 11/2 wide by 1" tall, 3" collector

according to Jason Smith

1 1/2" ports and 3" collector

ours are similar in size but with a smaller collector I believe...not too much difference between the two.
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Anyone know the torque specs? And also for ***** and giggles does anyone know the part number for the manifold back stock exhaust?
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Can some one measure the length of pipe from the engine to the joint in the pipe between the resonator and the cat? Also BUMP on the ^^^^^^^^^^.
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