Rerouting exhaust

[jbromand]

So for a neophyte..
do you have to have a slabside body to get under exhaust (I was thinking exiting right behind the rear wheels).

Can any kit be ordered without the side pipe opening?

[DWRAT]

Originally Posted by jbromand

So for a neophyte..
do you have to have a slabside body to get under exhaust (I was thinking exiting right behind the rear wheels).

Can any kit be ordered without the side pipe opening?

If you have your wife order either type, it will automatically come with rear exhaust.

[JohnnyRay]

I had the ends cut and rewelded to point straight back. Blacked out all but the stainless tips.

[DanEC]

Originally Posted by jbromand

So for a neophyte..
do you have to have a slabside body to get under exhaust (I was thinking exiting right behind the rear wheels).

Can any kit be ordered without the side pipe opening?

ERA, Superformance, Kirkham, Hurricane, and some Shelby continuation cars - either offer an undercar exhaust model or have it as an option. I don't think FFR offers an undercar kit on their MkIV but several owners have managed to install undercar exhaust. You can ask the manufacturer to not cut the openings for the side exhaust if ordering straight from a manufacturer.

[Mark IV]

Originally Posted by jbromand

So for a neophyte..
do you have to have a slabside body to get under exhaust (I was thinking exiting right behind the rear wheels).

Can any kit be ordered without the side pipe opening?

Superformance builds both the "slabside" with rear exit exhaust and the "427 MK III Roadster" with rear exhaust.

The Roadster does not have sidepipe openings however we do not offer "kits", all our products are unpowered rolling chassis configuration.

[desgros@vtlink.]

Prior to owning my ERA Slabside with exhaust exiting in front of the rear wheels I owned a Lone Star with the same type of exhaust. When ordering from Lone Star I asked that no openings be cut the for side exhaust. That was no problem.



ERA #3010 289 Slabside