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The two Kanji characters ( they are upside down in your photo ) read "Kyoku To".

 

'Kyoku To' means 'Far East', and your manifold was manufactured for a company called 'Far East Trading', better known these days as 'F.E.T.'. 

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Depends a lot on what application it was originally designed for.

 

F.E.T. made the L6 fitment for all sorts. So it could be for narrow engine bay ( C10, C110 Skyline etc ) which is a shorter, slightly stepped design, or it could be for wide engine bay ( S30, S130 Z for example ) which was longer and straighter run. It will also be  more likely to have been designed for the more common L20A and L20AE engines, so will be small port, small runner type. They did make them for L24, L26 and L28 but they are much rarer.

 

Worth less without the proper linkage too. 

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