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Old 09-21-2012, 04:10 AM
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After getting my bar installed and the seat bolted to the floor realized my head was very near the top of the bar.Then thought about the winshield copper surround not much protection there.Oh well, it sure looks cool!
Exhaust knew when building the car was going undercar.After owning a BB Vette with side exhaust and riding in several Cobras was all I needed to know.Had to make slight modification to the frame to keep exhaust tucked neatly up inside.
Never forget beauty is in the eye of the beholder these cars are kits and the sky is the limit when it comes to personalizing them.
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Is it possible to workout the area of a rectangle compared to a 2inch exhaust, and flatten out the exhaust pipe where it goes under the chassis?
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Old 09-24-2012, 03:28 PM
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Is it possible to workout the area of a rectangle compared to a 2inch exhaust, and flatten out the exhaust pipe where it goes under the chassis?
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Finding the cross sectional area of a pipe is the easy part,flattening the pipe would be very hard to do.Look your frame over where the exhaust would have to go and see what it would take for mods.The tailpipes on our car went under the differential with room to spare.Was going up and over but would have been very tight and too close to the fiberglass.
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