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Old 05-16-2011, 09:08 PM   #11
rhodog77
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Re: '50 5 window.....s10 swap

Got some work done today. Not sure if I mentioned this or not but I found a set of cherry bomb glasspacks......in the trash. One of my neighbors was switching out a SBC to a big block with larger diameter exhaust pipe. I got the straight tubes and the packs as well as 6 clamps. Every bit helps when its free. I might clean them up a bit and shoot a coat of paint on them and then again might not. I have no shame doing things to this project that come from others discards. Anyway, got the exhuast buttoned up today and although it might not look pretty it sounds purty!!!!! Im more of a go slow, look good guy than go fast guy. I bent the tubes pretty high over the axle in case I want to drop the rear some more. Its still sits under the frame rails and I should have at least 5 or 6 inches to the bottom of my bed floor, once I put it in. I ran them to the rear and then tucked them up right along the frame. I didnt want to have them visible. Anyway here are a few pix.



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