Reply to "180 Deg Headers"

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Originally posted by Alan B:
I just got my hands on a used set of 180 Deg. headers that should exit at the stock location. To make these work it looks like I would have to cut holes in the engine bay at the rear above the stock muffler location. Does this sound right? Has anyone done this? Do yo have pictures? Is it worth it or am I better of with aftermarket "stock style" exhuast system?
Alan

I see from the Spring 1995 POCA mag, Michael Harper's 1972 Group 4 has them exiting the stock location (& looks cut through the inside engine bay). Looks real kool to me from the outside of the car. Looks to be loud as hell with those huge pipes...I sure would like to hear that car. Anyone know where this car is now? It looks like a real nice Group 4.

4/18/043:42 PM

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