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Re: Int 22-36
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Posted by David Saville on December 01, 1999 at 21:32:12 from (142.165.110.88):
In Reply to: Int 22-36 posted by RAY from ONT on December 01, 1999 at 19:09:42:
The Robin manifolds were an aftermarket item that really increased the horsepower of the 15-30's. There was also one for the 10-20's. In western Canada it is very hard to find a 15-30 with the original manifold. Early Robins were 4 straight pipes headed straight off the side. Later ones had a manifold and headed up out through the hood. There was a space problem so the left hand side curtain had to be removed (if it wasn't already) and a hole cut in the hood. Most Robin manifolds say Made in Canada and/or Calgary Alberta. I would like to know if there was an equivalent product in the US?
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