I was cruising about looking at 4.9 swap stuff and came across some interesting exhaust pics yesterday. I was being stupid and did not bookmark the photo's and have been searching in the archives and other groups online and have been unable to find them again.
I am interested in exhausts that people have put together without cutting out the trunk. I found a picture of Ed Park's exhaust setup and thought that was an interesting setup but can't find it again, can anyone help with posting a pic of that one also?
I was cruising about looking at 4.9 swap stuff and came across some interesting exhaust pics yesterday. I was being stupid and did not bookmark the photo's and have been searching in the archives and other groups online and have been unable to find them again.
I am interested in exhausts that people have put together without cutting out the trunk. I found a picture of Ed Park's exhaust setup and thought that was an interesting setup but can't find it again, can anyone help with posting a pic of that one also?
Thanks, Jeff
Hopefully PBJ will Chime in he's doena couple (mine and Jscotts) without cutting the trunk
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Mar 7th, 2005
Fieroking Member
Posts: 2144 From: Coeur D Alene Idaho USA Registered: Jun 2002
This is how I did mine without having to cut the trunk
From the front of the engine
Closeup of the rear of the engine
I use 2 front El Dorado manifolds to build this system the car sounds great and people know you are coming!!
Joe Sokol
------------------ 85 SE 2.8 - beater coupe- 86 SE 3.4 -in progress 3800 II SC - 88 Formula GT 4.9 5 speed beast Enough parts outside for another one -And a 3.4 push rod for sale in the mall Go and look-
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jeffndebrus Member
Posts: 2772 From: Jacksonville, Fl- usa Registered: Aug 2001
Thanks for the replies, but my problem is that I need to have a cat installed to be able to pass the visual on the emission testing.
I am leaning toward a modified V6 style exhaust but I saw what i thought was a picture of Ed Park's exhaust as he or one of his guys described on the Yahoo Cadero Owners Group, and I wanted to see it again for reference.
jeff
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Mickey_Moose Member
Posts: 7501 From: Edmonton, AB, Canada Registered: May 2001
Sorry, our computer is in the shop, msn virus took it out, so we are on the laptop for a wee bit. Jscott's car has the exhaust routing the same as stock V6 using a cat and a muffler. You can find his many page build thread with some exhaust pics in the General area.
Pete
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Mar 8th, 2005
opm2000 Member
Posts: 1347 From: Versailles, Ky USA Heart of the Bluegrass Registered: Dec 2000
Hey jeff, how are you supporting your moofler?Just standard supports, or anything special? Also, has anyone shortened a Flowmaster muffler? Can I just cut it, and reweld the end back on?
Eric
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Mickey_Moose Member
Posts: 7501 From: Edmonton, AB, Canada Registered: May 2001
Here is my web page that shows my install. About half way down it shows the exhaust system (if you need a higher res picture I think I can fine one). I use a cat from the exhaust to a turbo tube. It makes for a clean looking system and sounds great.
You guys that are using the rear dump. What kind of bends are you using to make the U for the pipe to hit the muffler? I had a shop today bend me one up, just to see how things would fit, and it looks like it will be waaaaay to low. Are there any tricks to tucking the muffler up in there as high as possible, and still run decent pipes from the manifold to the muffler?
Eric
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OldBob Member
Posts: 393 From: Ludington, Michigan, USA Registered: Oct 2004