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exhaust tube routing.
Wondering if anyone has some pictures of exhaust routing on a 65 c10 lowerd truck. just bought a kit from Jegs that was a good price to pass up. thanks
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Re: exhaust tube routing.
V8 or Inline 6?
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Re: exhaust tube routing.
V-8. sorry bout dat.
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Re: exhaust tube routing.
Are you looking for photos of exhaust tubing routed to the inside of the frame rails, or to the outside?
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Re: exhaust tube routing.
I'd Ike to see both.
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Re: exhaust tube routing.
See post 159 of my '64 build thread. There's some shots of what my exhaust looks like. 2.25" pipe, routed between the frame rails, between the trailing arms, and tailpipes dumping behind the rear wheels.
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Re: exhaust tube routing.
I'm running a true-dual setup with a side dump. It runs outside the frame 95% of the way, and tucks under the rockers. You can see it going together around the 3rd or 4th page on my build.
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Re: exhaust tube routing.
Looking to see inside frame rails and outside just to get a ruff idea.
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Re: exhaust tube routing.
3-inch tubing routed to the outside of the frame rails...
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Re: exhaust tube routing.
Here's a piss poor shot but it's 3inch and comes out right before the tire. It is hanging below the frame tho.
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Re: exhaust tube routing.
Prolly pretty close to the kit tho welded like you can do at home.
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Re: exhaust tube routing.
The guy above me had a kick as set up but short headers so this gives ya two options anyway.
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Re: exhaust tube routing.
good set-up vin63. on familyfast64 i'm trying to stay above frame rails because i'm gonna lower the truck 5 1/2 front and 6 rear i would have no room there.
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Re: exhaust tube routing.
I understand, just thought you might have full length headers. I agree tho, tucked up right is nice, but I will say mine is lowered and I have room but it's not slammed. Your progress looks awesome tho keep it up.
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Re: exhaust tube routing.
Oh I guess I'm complementing vin63. I'm sure yours looks awesome to tho.
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