Reply to "180 degree header question."

panteradougMember

quote:
Originally posted by Ace:
https://youtu.be/fEU6F4y06sE

Here's a vid I took a while back when I was looking at buying the car.

It sat for a month or 2 without being started.
And with no choke it pops when cold.

As you can see it's the same headers you have.
Mine came with glass packs as well as straight pipes.

That is pretty much how they sound at idle from behind.

In the cabin you get an entirely different effect. The noise is behind you and I get little or no vibration from the exhausts.

Of course the effect of the induction into the Weber stacks is noticeable though. They are closer to your ears.

At full throttle the Webers change the effect of the sound of the exhaust because of the power pulses of an IR manifold.

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