billyvette
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- Joined
- Apr 30, 2003
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- mississippi
- Corvette
- 78 s/a paint with oyster leather l82 auto
Some of you remember the thread back in January that bobchad done on his header and exhaust project on his car. After talking with him on the board and extensively studiing his website, I ordered the same dynomax cermaic coated headers.
I added the true dual chambered exhaust from mid america with 2.5 pipes.
I did not get to start this project until last sunday night, I received motivation from a corvette club meeting sat. night. A C5 was reving his pipes outside the restaurant as the meeting broke up. He has the borla setup, it sounds good for a new car, but you know. So sun. afternoon I started pulling the manifolds off and made good use of my sawzall, rather than fight with the rusted frozen studs, where the pipes connected. I have worked on it every night after work and last night (thurs) I finally got to start it up with the new exhaust and it sounds very (CORVETTE) if you know what I mean.
If the C5 guy does this at the next meet I intend to give him an answer. I know he is extremely faster, but nothing sounds better than a carbureted 350 with headers and chambered exhaust. All I have left to do is a test drive and then install my bolt locks on the new fasteners and add some chrome tips. (As a side note I have a 94 z 28 with the hooker aerochamber cat back and it sound better than the ls-1 as well; but that's my opinion.
I added the true dual chambered exhaust from mid america with 2.5 pipes.
I did not get to start this project until last sunday night, I received motivation from a corvette club meeting sat. night. A C5 was reving his pipes outside the restaurant as the meeting broke up. He has the borla setup, it sounds good for a new car, but you know. So sun. afternoon I started pulling the manifolds off and made good use of my sawzall, rather than fight with the rusted frozen studs, where the pipes connected. I have worked on it every night after work and last night (thurs) I finally got to start it up with the new exhaust and it sounds very (CORVETTE) if you know what I mean.
If the C5 guy does this at the next meet I intend to give him an answer. I know he is extremely faster, but nothing sounds better than a carbureted 350 with headers and chambered exhaust. All I have left to do is a test drive and then install my bolt locks on the new fasteners and add some chrome tips. (As a side note I have a 94 z 28 with the hooker aerochamber cat back and it sound better than the ls-1 as well; but that's my opinion.





