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LoneRock · 03-13-2015, 05:50 PM

Ryan,

Any luck with your dual exhaust search? I've got a '69 2WD that I'd like to finish out, too. My stock hangers are still in place, and show that it would've had dual exhaust originally with the 396 that came in it. I've got an LT1 in there that currently goes through a Y-pipe, but I think I can easily modify the 2.25" drop pipes coming out of the exhaust manifold to a dual setup. I just need something that would fit the original path exiting behind the wheels. I went to a local exhaust shop and they were scratching their heads trying to deal with the trailing arms. Once I decided to nix the crossover pipe, it occurred to me that someone probably makes a stock replacement (unless that's 2.5") with all of the correct bends pre-made. Did your 350 engine have a stock single exhaust system?

Ty

03-13-2015, 05:50 PM	#10
LoneRock Registered User Join Date: Jun 2014 Location: Vesper, KS Posts: 6	Re: 71 2wd Dual Exhaust Ryan, Any luck with your dual exhaust search? I've got a '69 2WD that I'd like to finish out, too. My stock hangers are still in place, and show that it would've had dual exhaust originally with the 396 that came in it. I've got an LT1 in there that currently goes through a Y-pipe, but I think I can easily modify the 2.25" drop pipes coming out of the exhaust manifold to a dual setup. I just need something that would fit the original path exiting behind the wheels. I went to a local exhaust shop and they were scratching their heads trying to deal with the trailing arms. Once I decided to nix the crossover pipe, it occurred to me that someone probably makes a stock replacement (unless that's 2.5") with all of the correct bends pre-made. Did your 350 engine have a stock single exhaust system? Ty