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My 66 has to have knockoffs & sidepipes...
bought the knockoffs and now....
bought a set of used sidepipe covers right here on this site
im going to try to restore them to like new
question is
is there a consensus here on the best place to buy a set of pipes, install kit & hardware, side mouldings and solid rear valence panel?
wondering what vendors you guys prefer
thanks, Brian
I am happy with the quality and the fit. I love the way it sounds at idle and it is not too loud on the freeway, even after I replaced the rear end gears from 3:08 to 4:11!
I agree with your desire for sidepipes. I love them. It all depends on what engine you have. If it's a base engine, probably any of the aftermarket replacements will be fine. If it's a high performance small block or any big block, you may want to look at having a custom set made using Classic Chambered exhaust. They have a full 2 1/2" flow path vs. the 1 1/2" OEM pipes that rob massive horsepower. I cut open the OEM pipes and you can see why they are so restrictive. The Classic Chambered flow over twice as much CFM and have a deeper rumble than OEM but are a bit louder.
I’m thinking of trying to locate a set of 2.5” manifolds to replace the 2” ones as well
You must have a small block. If you don't care about looking stock and want to increase performance, you may want to check out Hedman Hedders. They make a set that are angled out for direct hook-up to sidepipes. #68286 for ceramic coated and #68280 for uncoated.
You must have a small block. If you don't care about looking stock and want to increase performance, you may want to check out Hedman Hedders. They make a set that are angled out for direct hook-up to sidepipes. #68286 for ceramic coated and #68280 for uncoated.
327/300
when rebuild time comes it will be warmed up some
i would like to retain a stock look