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| JohnWPB 1986 GT Fastback worklog (Page 62/71) |
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Alex4mula
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MAY 14, 01:28 PM
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Good to know that you found a mechanic to put it in. Got the exhaust covered already?
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JohnWPB
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MAY 14, 02:12 PM
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| quote | Originally posted by Alex4mula: Good to know that you found a mechanic to put it in. Got the exhaust covered already? |
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Yea, me too! No, the exhaust is the last large piece of the puzzle. I do however have the photo's of the one you showed me to work from. I have all the elbow's and pipes bookmarked. I am waiting on a part number for the muffler, from a Camaro I think from Olejoedad.
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Alex4mula
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MAY 14, 08:42 PM
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| quote | Originally posted by JohnWPB:
Yea, me too! No, the exhaust is the last large piece of the puzzle. I do however have the photo's of the one you showed me to work from. I have all the elbow's and pipes bookmarked. I am waiting on a part number for the muffler, from a Camaro I think from Olejoedad. |
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So which muffler you will use? (brand)
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JohnWPB
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MAY 14, 11:36 PM
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olejoedad
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MAY 15, 08:52 AM
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The muffler in your picture is a Magnaflo.....
That picture sure looks familiar!
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JohnWPB
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MAY 15, 11:09 AM
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| quote | Originally posted by olejoedad:
The muffler in your picture is a Magnaflo.....
That picture sure looks familiar! |
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It should, it's yours Did you find the part number for that muffler yet by chance? Alex had sent me a very similar picture and I posted it. You saw it, and suggested the one above. It is very similar, but a little bit simpler to make (Total of 6 welds / connections). Alex's has both outputs on the same side, adding a little more height to the setup, as well as adding more bends and such to make it (16 welds / connections).
Here is Alex's setup: Do NOT get me wrong, it is an excellent setup, however the one above is a bit easier to make:

Still wondering if I can extend the pipe to fit a small CAT inline, like I mentioned 2 posts back.....
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Alex4mula
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MAY 15, 11:43 AM
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| quote | Originally posted by JohnWPB:
It should, it's yours Did you find the part number for that muffler yet by chance? ..... |
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I think you missed my reply on previous page. See below. Trust me. Nothing will sound like this Magnaflow. But I understand your point. Exhaust is a very personal but critical part of a car. On a custom one like this it is more critical as it is something that you cannot change cheaply or quickly. Knowing how detailed you are, If I were you I would try to listen to both setups and then decide. Just a recommendation Oh, and there's no space there for a CAT.
[This message has been edited by Alex4mula (edited 05-15-2016).]
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JohnWPB
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MAY 15, 01:39 PM
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I am loving this whole mail delivery from Amazon on Sundays thing! I ordered stuff Friday night, and most of it got here this morning. The rest will be here tomorrow.
I have been keeping track of what this swap is costing. There are certainly a lot of things on my list that others would not need to purchase, and other things that you need that are not on this list. It is a rough idea though, for price, as well as where the parts were obtained from for someone preparing to do an engine swap.
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RCR
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MAY 15, 01:51 PM
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John,
Here's the exhaust/muffler info, should be the same as above. The muffler is a Magnaflow for the 3'rd/4'th gen F-body (camaro/firebird)
http://www.magnaflow.com/products?partNumber=12267
I'm using the 3" in, 2.5" outs. They have a couple different ones with different finishes.
Bob[This message has been edited by RCR (edited 05-15-2016).]
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JohnWPB
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MAY 15, 02:29 PM
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That's what I needed, thanks! The muffler is on the way. $123 from Amazon, will be here with free 2 day Shipping on Tuesday.
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