Thanks Harlan.
Anyone hear of Bassani? They've come out with an A-Body exhaust
kit. The article link below from Chevy Rumble shows the
install. Looks really easy.
http://www.bassani.com/new_products/5/
Hi All.
Does it look like it's only from 68 and newer? I don't see anything for 67
and older..maybe I missed something.. Tom P
In a message dated 1/11/2008 2:07:40 P.M. US Mountain Standard Time,
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Thanks Harlan.
Anyone hear of Bassani? They've come out with an
yes i have those on one of my cars where the pipe had to go across the frame,
they tuck up nice and seem like they would not impede flow.
Harlan
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Anyone have experience with oval exhaust pipe?
-Matt
:34 AM
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Tom,
You mentioned that you had to cut and expand pipes on each of the
installs. What type of tool is used to expand the pipes
inexpensively at home?
Thanks,
Matt
At 08:50 PM 1/6/2008, Tom Rightler wrote:
Jim,
The Flowmaster
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That's one thing about my current system that's
probably working out as a good thing- since it's not
sealed real well right now, all
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Tom,
You mentioned that you had to cut and expand pipes on each
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That's one thing about my current system that's
probably working out as a good thing- since it's not
sealed real well right now, all the moisture
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You mentioned that you had to cut and expand pipes on each
of the installs. What type of tool is used to expand the
pipes inexpensively at home?
I have a pipe expander/shaper that is basically a bunch
Thanks Brad. I'll look for something like that. I've seen the
hydraulic ones the shops have, but never seen a hand tool that would work.
At 08:47 AM 1/7/2008, you wrote:
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You mentioned that you had to
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Thanks Brad. I'll look for something like that. I've seen the
hydraulic ones the shops have, but never seen a hand tool that would
] best self-install kit?
Thanks Brad. I'll look for something like that. I've seen the
hydraulic ones the shops have, but never seen a hand tool that would work.
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Thanks Brad. I'll look for something like that. I've seen the
hydraulic ones the shops have, but never seen a hand tool that
would work.
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Tom,
You mentioned that you had to cut and expand pipes on each of the
installs. What type of tool is used to expand the pipes inexpensively at
home
. It
worked out well.
Tom
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Tom
The Flowmaster kits provide everything you need from the collector
back and you can install it yourself in an hour or two.
HTH,
John Nasta
Quoting [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi JIm,
What state/city are you in? my friend has his own muffler shop and would do a
great job at a great price for you!!
I have the Flowmaster American Thunder kit on my 66...Was easy to install...has
no leaks...I am happy with it..
John
The Flowmaster kit was easy to install on my 70, however, after 6 years and
less than 20K miles, the mufflers blew out on the bottom from moisture
collecting and now they need to be replaced. The pipes themselves are not in
that great of shape either and this is on a car that doesn't go out in
OTOH, I've had Flowmasters on my 69 El Camino for about 4 years, and
it is a driver that I park on the street and drive in all kinds of
weather, and everything is fine. No signs of rust or rot anywhere.
Maybe just the fact that I drive it more often keeps the water from
sitting in there
At 09:16 AM 1/6/2008, you wrote:
OTOH, I've had Flowmasters on my 69 El Camino for about 4 years, and
it is a driver that I park on the street and drive in all kinds of
weather, and everything is fine. No signs of rust or rot anywhere.
Maybe just the fact that I drive it more often keeps the
I'm in Elkton MD and would love that!
Jim
'66 Malibu
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Hi JIm,
What state/city are you in? my friend has his own
muffler shop and would do a
great job at a great price for you!!
Harlan
In a message dated 1/4/2008 9:13:42 PM Central
Standard Time,
That's one thing about my current system that's
probably working out as a good thing- since it's not
sealed real well right now, all the moisture drains
out on the floor in my garage!! 8^]
I appreciate everyone' input on this, thanks so much.
I saw the Pypes setup in either my Jegs or Summit
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The Flowmaster kit was easy to install on my 70, however, after 6 years and
less than 20K miles, the mufflers blew out on the bottom from
THAT was bumming you out enough to want to sell it? You should try
driving a car through three northeast winters with no heat and a
leaking transmission!
BTW I'm planning on finally getting around to that rear tranny seal
tomorrow. I have a friend who has an empty garage that I can use and
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The Flowmaster kit was easy to install on my 70, however, after 6 years and
less than 20K miles
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The Flowmaster kit
How much does that same Dynomax kit cost now and what was the labor
rate when you did that?
Quoting Karl Groves [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Last time I had an exhaust installed, it was full headers-back 2 1/2 exhaust
with Dynomax mufflers, welded (no clamps) for $300. That's cheaper than a
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How much does
the $$ in my opinion if you
want something that is GARUNTEED to fit perfect.
Tom Rightler
MCC Newsletter Editor
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Stories
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kit? I'm in Elkton MD and would love that! Jim '66 Malibu ---
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi JIm, What state/city are you in? my
friend has his own muffler shop and would do a great job at a great
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Date: Sun, 6 Jan 2008 07:32:21 -0800
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I'm in Elkton MD and would love that!
Jim
'66 Malibu
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Hi JIm
Dan Jim in MD,
You may be able to get one of the members of the MCC club to install
it for you. Maybe one of their members would be interested in the side
work. Great club. If you are not already a member, you may want to
consider joining. I'd imagine Tom Rightler or Donnie Gates from
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That's one thing about my current system that's
probably
Hi JIm,
What state/city are you in? my friend has his own muffler shop and would do a
great job at a great price for you!!
Harlan
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headers on the 327, and am wondering what header-back
systems the
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