Hooker Comps vs Super Comp Fitting
Originally, I was planning to use the 1 5/8" Hooker Comps on my 409 SBC but had to go with the 1 3/4" Super Comps as the 1 5/8" comps wouldn't fit my exhaust ports without restriction.
So now I have the Super Comps installed on my 195 Profiler heads and realized the Super Comps are wider apart than the Comps were so the outlets are right at the corner of the floor where the trans tunnel forms.
If these things were about a 1/2" more towards the center of the car, I'd have no issue but as it stands, there is NO way to get a straight reducer on these headers without it hitting the floor.
Is this a common issue using these headers or is it more because of the exhaust port placement on the Profiler heads?
Anyway, I need to find some sort of angled collector reducer (2.5" exhaust pipe) to get the pipe away from my floor-
The only place I've found that sells angled reducers is Sanderson.
Has anyone used their angled reducers or anyone elses?
What other options do I have to route the exhaust without cooking my fiberglass?
I need to rig something up so I can get the car to the muffler shop and I'm considering a chunk of 2.5" flex pipe and the angled reducers to get me there without getting a ticket for noise or starting my floor on fire.

Any advice and/or pictures would be most appreciated.
Thank you!
Elm
Just be glad it's not a big block. I had 2 1/8 super comps on my 540 in my 77 and had to move the brake proportioning valve and it was a pain to get the exhaust pipes run to the back thru the cross member.
You can probably look in Jegs and see if they sell something you may be able to use or make work.
I still have the ram horns and pipes- If these headers turn out to be more of a pain than I can feel with my right foot, I'll yank em' off again..
Elm
Originally, I was planning to use the 1 5/8" Hooker Comps on my 409 SBC but had to go with the 1 3/4" Super Comps as the 1 5/8" comps wouldn't fit my exhaust ports without restriction.
So now I have the Super Comps installed on my 195 Profiler heads and realized the Super Comps are wider apart than the Comps were so the outlets are right at the corner of the floor where the trans tunnel forms.
If these things were about a 1/2" more towards the center of the car, I'd have no issue but as it stands, there is NO way to get a straight reducer on these headers without it hitting the floor.
Is this a common issue using these headers or is it more because of the exhaust port placement on the Profiler heads?
Anyway, I need to find some sort of angled collector reducer (2.5" exhaust pipe) to get the pipe away from my floor-
The only place I've found that sells angled reducers is Sanderson.
Has anyone used their angled reducers or anyone elses?
What other options do I have to route the exhaust without cooking my fiberglass?
I need to rig something up so I can get the car to the muffler shop and I'm considering a chunk of 2.5" flex pipe and the angled reducers to get me there without getting a ticket for noise or starting my floor on fire.

Any advice and/or pictures would be most appreciated.
Thank you!
Elm
Sorry I don't have close pics....
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