exhaust
#1
exhaust
Hello,
I need to replace my complete exhaust system, for my 1959 olds dynamic 88 (rocket engine).
It's a single system.
Can anyone give me the technical data (partnumbers etc..) so i can buy the correct items?
Thank you very much.
that's the car.
I need to replace my complete exhaust system, for my 1959 olds dynamic 88 (rocket engine).
It's a single system.
Can anyone give me the technical data (partnumbers etc..) so i can buy the correct items?
Thank you very much.
that's the car.
#2
The only way you'd be able to get OE replacement mufflers or resonators is by buying NOS parts.
I suggest taking your Olds to a local exhaust shop and have them put exhaust on it. They can directly replace the old exhaust if it's still there; if not, a skilled craftsman would be able to fabricate new exhaust easily. Plus, house brand muffler/resonators can save you money if you don't want performance parts.
I suggest taking your Olds to a local exhaust shop and have them put exhaust on it. They can directly replace the old exhaust if it's still there; if not, a skilled craftsman would be able to fabricate new exhaust easily. Plus, house brand muffler/resonators can save you money if you don't want performance parts.
#3
Waldron's can make you an exact reproduction exhaust system in either single or duals. I had a dual system made for the 54 convertible I had, and it fit perfectly. Here is a link.
Waldron's Exhaust – Car exhaust, truck exhaust, exhaust pipes, mufflers (waldronexhaust.com)
Waldron's Exhaust – Car exhaust, truck exhaust, exhaust pipes, mufflers (waldronexhaust.com)
#4
The only way you'd be able to get OE replacement mufflers or resonators is by buying NOS parts.
I suggest taking your Olds to a local exhaust shop and have them put exhaust on it. They can directly replace the old exhaust if it's still there; if not, a skilled craftsman would be able to fabricate new exhaust easily. Plus, house brand muffler/resonators can save you money if you don't want performance parts.
I suggest taking your Olds to a local exhaust shop and have them put exhaust on it. They can directly replace the old exhaust if it's still there; if not, a skilled craftsman would be able to fabricate new exhaust easily. Plus, house brand muffler/resonators can save you money if you don't want performance parts.
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