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Fitting 2.5 exhaust to stock ram's horn
I'm going to use my original 45* angled ramhorns and wanted to see what adaptors you'all are using.
Any ideas and / or links appreciated. Thanks, s/t |
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Im using Stock ram horns (straight dump 4x4) and would like to see this as well. I'm going to run 2.5" also
TTT |
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I'd like to know also. I'm using my original 4x4 straight dumps, and hope to go with 2.5'', but on a Jimmy.
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IIRC the straight down rams horns are already 2.5 in?
I found this and think is might solve both our dilemmas. http://www.castheads.com/corvette_systems.php http://www.castheads.com/log_systems.php#manifolds |
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I know on a buddies truck they went from 2" tube to 3" tube with...... Weld! They must have used half a roll of wire.
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I'm looking to have a clean transition and hope this will work for me. |
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Speedway Motors has a decent head pipe set-up w/a 2.5" flange....
http://www.speedwaymotors.com/Tight-...-Kit,1722.html |
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Curious if anyone ended up buying the adapter kits above.
Also, do you use special hardware for attaching the ram horns to the heads or just plain bolts, Grade 8? |
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who's doing your exhaust (home build or muffler shop)? I have been working at a Meineke for 24 years, just a guess but I have probably custom bent exhaust for 100 plus 67-72 chevy trucks. All I do is use a 2" reducer after I bend the front pipes,flare it for the donut and press in a piece of 2" to make the donut sleeve. very simple process.
Wes |
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