Reply to "Sticky #4: Pantera Exhaust Systems"

panteradougMember

These are really a beautiful set of headers. Really nice job. Great welds.

I saw headers like this on the Holman-Moody Ford Mark IV continuation cars. They were not polished out. They had a nice golden tone to them.

As far as a support bracket remember that these headers move quite a bit when torquing the engine.

The supports will need to be flexible. I think this is why the GT40's use the "screen door" srings wrapped around the exhaust pipes?

I think if you don't do that you will stress the headers out at some point?

How close to equal lengths were you able to get the primaries?

3/15/1312:16 PM

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