Reply to "Street 403C on the Dyno"

danieljonesMember

> These are real nice Stainless steel full length tri-y's ...where did they come from ?

They came from Kirk Evans. I'm not sure who he got them from but they were
built for an engine that Gary Roys owned. Kelly Coffield bought that engine
which coincidentally is at Dave McLain's shop now. The headers didn't have
the second merge to make them a tri-y, instead dual pipes went into dual
mufflers per side. I purchased a set of stainless merges and 2" pipe to
mock up for the dyno. If they work well, I'll see if I can make them fit
the Pantera chassis.

Dan Jones

2/29/126:02 AM

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