Finding exhaust pipe kit.
http://www.parts123.com/corvettecent...50g&ukey=12370
The 1974 dual exhaust system can be installed on the 1975-1977 cars without too much fuss. Your headers will make it a little harder though (I haven't done headers on a C3, so someone else might be able to chime in). I would just put the mufflers at the back where they were originally designed to go - least amount of work because they will just bolt on.
Most muffler shops can build a set of pipes from scratch too, if these don't work.
Last edited by Brcmpbl; Jul 11, 2017 at 08:27 AM.
Unless you buy a kit from a manufacturer that makes the headers and exhaust system you probably wont find a true bolt in kit that will fit to your headers. All headers dont end in the same place so some form of modification will be required. My personal preference is to buy stainless steel exhaust so I only have to do it once, with that said the brands that use stainless are Stainless steel works (I think through Corvette Central), Magnaflow, and Pypes are the only brands I can think of right now.
I had to make a pipe to fit from the X pipe, that came thru the cross member, to the headers. That was fairly easy to do, and only had to have a few short pieces of 2.5" pipe that wasn't included in the kit.
And, I think I got the kit for $450-500, I don't remember exactly. I did get it from Summit Racing
http://www.parts123.com/corvettecent...50g&ukey=12370
The 1974 dual exhaust system can be installed on the 1975-1977 cars without too much fuss. Your headers will make it a little harder though (I haven't done headers on a C3, so someone else might be able to chime in). I would just put the mufflers at the back where they were originally designed to go - least amount of work because they will just bolt on.
Most muffler shops can build a set of pipes from scratch too, if these don't work.
Those 2 pipes go to the stock manifolds, not headers, right? He is looking for pipes that go to headers......







