Took on a job to replace an exhaust manifold on a 99 TJ wrangler 2.5L and of course the cheap casting was way too thick which did not allow the intake to seal up. So its time to get creative...
The process is the same on a 2.5 or 4.0 just add a few bolt locations to the mix
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