Hooker Side Exhaust
03-06-2009, 04:56 PM
#1
8th Gear
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Hooker Side Exhaust
Selling a set of used Hooker headers and side pipes for a small block ... Definitely used but still presentable! Asking $800 OBO.
Lots of photos at www.meadgruver.com
Lots of photos at www.meadgruver.com
03-07-2009, 07:42 AM
#3
Team Owner
They should, but their use means you'll be running without a "cat converter", which may be illegal in your area.
One other question is whether they come with the "mufflers", and whatever mounting hardware is required to attach the side tubes to the car.
One other question is whether they come with the "mufflers", and whatever mounting hardware is required to attach the side tubes to the car.
03-07-2009, 09:52 AM
#5
8th Gear
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The mufflers are in there. I haven't attempted to remove them. That's where the rust is!
I am negotiable on the price.
I might still have the attaching hardware around somewhere, but I think the rubber pieces were a bit worn out.
I believe that's correct -- They should fit a 1981, but these do not have any sort of emissions fittings. That would be no problem for a 1981 in Wyoming, but could be a problem in other states.
If anyone's interested I can throw in the original black-painted fiberglass rocker panel moldings that came off my car. Someone trimmed these to accommodate the pipes.
I am negotiable on the price.
I might still have the attaching hardware around somewhere, but I think the rubber pieces were a bit worn out.
I believe that's correct -- They should fit a 1981, but these do not have any sort of emissions fittings. That would be no problem for a 1981 in Wyoming, but could be a problem in other states.
If anyone's interested I can throw in the original black-painted fiberglass rocker panel moldings that came off my car. Someone trimmed these to accommodate the pipes.
03-08-2009, 08:57 AM
#6
Team Owner
I had a set of these, but not chrome, on my '77 Pontiac Trans Am. I first got the glass pack mufflers, and they were a little loud for extended driving. So I got a set of the "reverse flow" inserts to quiet it down, but man, those original inserts were in there TIGHT!! Took some real effort to dislodge them!
07-19-2009, 05:58 PM
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