OEM GMC Typhoon Exhaust Manifold

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The engineered interface between the turbocharged V6 and the remainder of the pipes is GMC Typhoon Exhaust Manifold, although the role of an interface begins with the car in which it is applied. The GMC Typhoon is powered by a 4.3 liter turbo, an all wheel drive system and an intelligent four speed automatic that allows the drivers to accelerate to highway speeds in seconds and allows them to leave both hands on the wheel. Since GMC has adjusted the suspension to street grip and provided the Typhoon with a balanced wheelbase, the SUV turns flat, gives a confident launch on damp roads and remains composed when running common errands. The brand reputation of durability, rich leather seating, stout build quality and an unusual blend of muscle and comfort make GMC Typhoon a unique blend that will still take up the attention of others at the local meets. To the Typhoon Exhaust Manifold, this robust cast piece collects hot gas in each of the cylinders, directs it into the turbo without turbulence and maintains a low back pressure ensuring the engine breathes freely. An Exhaust Manifold that is well sealed also keeps the heat out of hoses around it, reduces noise and allows it to meet emissions regulations without choking the performance. A performance Exhaust Manifold is a sure way to achieve faster throttle control, and an improved stainless steel structure cannot be cracking with the same GMC factory port shapes. Installation is simple, one needs to first cool the engine, loosen and replace bolts, do not over tighten Exhaust Manifold hardware, install new gaskets, reconnect sensors, and then test the motor to verify no leakage.