Good morning. I've been looking for good pictures online of a correct factory replacement exhaust systems and not been successful. Not to buy but to see properly installed. Could be I'm not looking in the correct places? Also I used the search engine in this forum and not found photos.
I've always found the members of this SAAC forum be incredibly resourceful.
Be great if someone would post 3 pictures of an installed exhaust system from exit of tri-y headers to the rear where resonators exit w\turn downs at rear. It could be an original system or reproduction system which simulates the factory system. Or if someone has a great web site I could visit - Thanks Fred
https://www.scottfullerreproductions.com/catalog/item/4595229/8979348.htm
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It is a thing of beauty that exhaust
As good as it gets!
Thank you all. I've previously reviewed Scott fuller site. It displays an uninstalled system and has a few pictures of low resolution. It also does not display an H pipe. I'm hoping someone would post installed pictures of an original system or aftermarket.
Thanks Fred
https://www.scottfullerreproductions.com/catalog/item/4595229/9563492.htm
Scott also had my NOS ( from '72) GT350 H pipe and makes exact duplicates.
No doubt scott fuller is the Cadillac of exhaust. ( sorry to use a GM reference) still hoping to see installed pictures of a 1966 GT350 w\Tri-Y exhaust all the way back. Thanks, Fred
Here are a couple of photos...enjoy! A couple were of a Scott Fuller system. The best.
Steve
Another couple for your viewing enjoyment.
Steve
Quote from: kingchief on May 12, 2020, 08:27:01 PM
Another couple for your viewing enjoyment.
Steve
Looks like Brant's 66 carryover, Damm nice
https://www.scottfullerreproductions.com/1966-shelby-exhaust.html
I believe this has the wrong clamp on the balance tube on the H-pipe. Rest is correct.
These photos and others are in the "Reference Information" section on my website.
Scott Fuller
Can't get much better. As Scott mentioned the clamp on the equalizer tube is supposed to be different. Originally a generic locally sourced auto parts store type horse shoe exhaust clamp was used for that one spot back in the day instead of the Ford saddle clamp used on the rest of the system when it was installed at Ford. With enough patience the same style generic clamp(specific style) can still be found today.
Thank you all. This is exactly what I was wanting to review- TY,Fred
What's the cost on thIs system without shipping?
Quote from: Tinface on May 22, 2020, 06:34:17 PM
What's the cost on thIs system without shipping?
Prices are on the SF website . Link in reply #1.