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DD, I can’t advise you on the welding, but I cleaned mine really nice in a tall tray of cheap vinegar. I took a kitty litter cat box, got a few gallons of cheap vinegar at the grocery store, and let them soak for a couple of weeks. Occasionally, I would remove some vinegar and replenish with...

Agreed, sound good!

I inherited Super 44’s on my car and I hate them. Car guy neighbors think they sound great as I drive by. Inside the car, which is sound insulated, they’re loud, and there’s a nasty low bass drone at about 1200 rpm that’s hard to talk over. That’s with a dual exhaust crossover pipe, too. Kern...

There’s some art right there...

I used Hirsch's gray also, but in the spray form. I soaked the manifolds for a couple weeks in vinegar to dissolve the rust, then sprayed. Been about a year, still looking great.

That is way cool!

Ben, your avatar changed! What up?

That's a great suggestion. I remember my dad carrying those in his Piper. JTG: Have you found your source of CO yet?

I have breaches all around my car. The seam between the firewall and floor open, a crack under ther the drivers seat, leaky firewall gasket. I haven't even got to the rear yet. Just some food for thought.

Thanks Pishta for the lesson. Good stuff.

If time is on your side and you're cheap (like me!) soak them in vinegar. I bought gallons of vinegar (.99 ea), poured it in a big tupperware container and threw the manifolds in there, turning them over every week. Sat in there 4-5 weeks and came out looking nice, even freed up the...

Here's what I did, not something you want to try if you want to turn them around quick: I soaked both my manifolds in cheap white vinegar --- REALLY! I got me one of those "store-your-christmas-crap" plastic containers, poured about two gallons of vinegar into it and threw in the manifolds one...