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Old Yesterday, 08:29 AM   #1
Chaparralman1974
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67-72 Stock Exhaust

Good morning all!

I am getting ready to order an exhaust system from Waldron Exhaust for my '67 K20. It is all stock with the original center dump rams horns manifolds. I want to stay with the stock single exhaust with the exit on the driver side behind the tire. Waldron only sells 68-72 exhaust systems. I can't see there being any difference in exhaust between a 67 and a 68. Does anyone out there know if there are any issues with putting a stock 68 exhaust on a 67? I can always trailer it down to a local exhaust builder, but I would prefer to just have the system shipped to me so that I can do it myself.


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Re: 67-72 Stock Exhaust

Be sure to ask the vendor if the head pipes are for straight or angled manifold dumps. I thought 67-68 trucks used straight dumps, but lots of guys here say theirs are angled. Pretty easy to tell just by looking at any photos the vendor has.
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