Re: Exhaust suggestions
[Re: Tinman761]
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05/16/16 01:37 AM
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No problem. 67 383-4bbl budget? Free of course. I'm not sure what a resto exhaust would cost
Last edited by Tinman761; 05/16/16 01:38 AM.
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Re: Exhaust suggestions
[Re: Tinman761]
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05/16/16 12:19 PM
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I went with Gardner, however...
The angle of the "cup" to the drivers manifold was off and leaked. Since the HEMI head pipe mount is that rounded "ball and cup" type joint, it still connected, but barely. I eventually removed the system, cut out a slight wedge, bent it into place and welded it into a better angle. I still had to use a hand made gasket and use some gasket sealer to stop the "tic-tic-tic...". Gardner claimed it was my use of repop manifolds. Maybe the leak was due to the repop but not the off angle. Other than that, very nice materials and construction. Looks very original.
Later, Sandy
'70 HEMI Road Runner B5/B5, 4 spd
"Sandy's Garage" on Facebook
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Re: Exhaust suggestions
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05/17/16 12:24 AM
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Does ECS make the exhaust for that application? I checked their website and it only shown 68-70 B-Body options. True ECS is more costly, but the fit and look are exact. I didn't think they would so I list Accurate
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Re: Exhaust suggestions
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05/17/16 09:41 PM
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Does ECS make the exhaust for that application? I checked their website and it only shown 68-70 B-Body options. True ECS is more costly, but the fit and look are exact. I didn't think they would so I list Accurate Same here, Accurate LTD. Nice system.
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Re: Exhaust suggestions
[Re: Tinman761]
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05/18/16 11:41 AM
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No problem. 67 383-4bbl budget? Free of course. I'm not sure what a resto exhaust would cost What are you using for exhaust manifolds ? The 383 in 67 I do not think used the HP manifolds so they would be LOG manifolds with a 2" outlet and did that car even have the option of duals ?
running up my post count some more .
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Re: Exhaust suggestions
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05/18/16 06:28 PM
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John, I am using the stock exhaust manifolds. I am just replacing what was on there from the previous owner. Single or duals ?
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Re: Exhaust suggestions
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05/18/16 11:48 PM
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you may try http://www.waldronexhaust.comI bought a kit for a 71 383 RR. Yet to install, but home to have it in within a few months. If they don't have it listed, call them, because they have a book/print to bend by. Full turndown kit was around $650 shipped.
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Re: Exhaust suggestions
[Re: floyd]
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05/20/16 03:06 PM
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Just installed a accurate exhaust 70 challenger fits great
Last edited by ct440rod; 05/20/16 03:10 PM.
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