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'66 Dual Exhaust Conversion

 
skm66 skm66
New User | Posts: 29 | Joined: 08/08
Posted: 10/21/09
04:04 AM

I have all the parts ready for a single to dual exhaust conversion, including the new brake lines, hoses, and bracket.  If anyone out there has photos of his/her '66 dual exhaust, I would be most appreciative if they could post, or PM me.  I am particularly interested in the rear brake junction block and the floor pan bracket for the front to rear brake line.  I've seen some ok photos on the web, and I know I can figure it out when I get underneath to do the work, but any kind of heads up is helpful.  Thanks in advance!  
Second owner
'66 C Code Coupe
(A Family Affair)

 
skm66 skm66
New User | Posts: 29 | Joined: 08/08
Posted: 11/18/09
04:18 AM

I decided on and subsequently purchased Motive Industries Turbo dual exhaust kit with hangers.  I am mid-installation and have found that I cannot get a wrench or socket on the driver's bottom nut that joins the H-pipe to the (standard) exhaust manifold stud.  It appears that the larger outlet pipe is too close to the nut.  Has anyone encountered this, or any recommended work-arounds?  Other than that, the installation is going well.  Taking my time, making sure it fits up right.  
Second owner
'66 C Code Coupe
(A Family Affair)

 

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