Exhaust options.
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Exhaust options.
I been looking at exhaust options. Just a heads up, Random tech is making dual exhaust systems. Looks like mandrel bent stainless.
"Attached is a photo of part number 815015 installed
>> on a 1987 Corvette
>> equipped with Hooker headers. The system runs from
>> the front of the X, to
>> the elbows that turn up into the mufflers. We offer
>> front adapter pipes to
>> connect the front of the X to Hooker (shown in the
>> photo) or Melrose
>> headers. If the car is equipped with stock
>> manifolds, adapter pipes will
>> have to be fabricated. Let me know if you need any
>> additional information.
The system sells for $647.51, plus the adapter pipes needed to connect
the
front of the X to headers ($180-195, depending on brand of header). As
for
other products, our SuperStainless high flow replacement converter for
an
original-type exhaust system is part number 903002, which sells for
$278.99.
"
"Attached is a photo of part number 815015 installed
>> on a 1987 Corvette
>> equipped with Hooker headers. The system runs from
>> the front of the X, to
>> the elbows that turn up into the mufflers. We offer
>> front adapter pipes to
>> connect the front of the X to Hooker (shown in the
>> photo) or Melrose
>> headers. If the car is equipped with stock
>> manifolds, adapter pipes will
>> have to be fabricated. Let me know if you need any
>> additional information.
The system sells for $647.51, plus the adapter pipes needed to connect
the
front of the X to headers ($180-195, depending on brand of header). As
for
other products, our SuperStainless high flow replacement converter for
an
original-type exhaust system is part number 903002, which sells for
$278.99.
"
