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Old 04-08-2007, 12:00 AM
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Talking Pictures of a 3" exhaust system I built.....

.....about 15 years ago. This was about a year before you could buy a 3" system from an aftermarket source.

The pipes are pieced together from .060 wall 304 stainless steel tubing and 12 mandrel-bent 90-degree sections. I used 3-1/2" Flowmaster race mufflers with reducing cones to mate up with the 3" pipes, the same thing was done to mate the 2-1/2" collectors to the 3" pipes.







Tight clearance to the trans crossmember and floorpan, to maximize ground clearance.



Transition to the muffler.



Over the back-braced axle.





I fabbed some 3" splitter tips to finish it off, a '64 GTO needs them for the right look. I built some gravel shields for the forward pipe since the car was to be used for drag racing for a while.





Now that the GTO is done with bracket racing duties, it's going back on the street. I hope my neighbors won't mind the noise.

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