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04-23-2000, 03:53 PM
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Building a 400 for 79 TA. Looking for Exaust Suggestions. (Complete Exaust)
Car going to be occasional driver (sunny day vehicle) Motor going together .40 over zero decked 6x-4 heads from Dave Bishop (S-D Performance), cut to 84cc and flow to 225cfm. Assuming around 9.5 to 1 comp. Cam if I recall is 224-234 dur@.50 464-488 lift with crane leakdowns. looking for exaust system suggestions. Thanks Rob |
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04-23-2000, 03:53 PM
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Building a 400 for 79 TA. Looking for Exaust Suggestions. (Complete Exaust)
Car going to be occasional driver (sunny day vehicle) Motor going together .40 over zero decked 6x-4 heads from Dave Bishop (S-D Performance), cut to 84cc and flow to 225cfm. Assuming around 9.5 to 1 comp. Cam if I recall is 224-234 dur@.50 464-488 lift with crane leakdowns. looking for exaust system suggestions. Thanks Rob |
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04-23-2000, 04:05 PM
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Headers, 2 1/2" mandrel bent pipes (alum.) Flowmaster two chamber (loud) or three chamber (quieter). Sounds great, will turn heads on the street. Good luck.
Be Real!! Scott '69 GTO Conv.
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