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February 14th, 2018, 07:10 AM
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A video would be awesome if you have or could take one!
February 14th, 2018, 07:15 AM
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Check with Scott at Classic Exhaust - His stuff is well made, and requires no more than the usual amount of "massaging" to fit, and should cost less than that.
He's got a price list posted right on his site.
- Eric
He's got a price list posted right on his site.
- Eric
Do you have a video or audio track of your rig running the classic exhaust setup? I just had Scott quote me shipping to canada and it's quite reasonable.
Cheers!
-Tony
February 14th, 2018, 07:37 AM
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Sorry, Tony. I could get one when it's warmer and I've got the car out, but I don't have anything now.
Honestly, though, I'm not in love with the reproduction of sounds on the internet. I found that when someone posts up and engine sound, I have a lot of trouble translating it into what it sounds like in real life.
The sound, with the mufflers that Scott provided, is definitely quite "throaty," without being flat-out loud, and, in my case, is moderated by the standard-issue Walker resonators I bought separately on eBay.
I do have these pictures of what the system looked like before I installed it, though:
- Eric
Honestly, though, I'm not in love with the reproduction of sounds on the internet. I found that when someone posts up and engine sound, I have a lot of trouble translating it into what it sounds like in real life.
The sound, with the mufflers that Scott provided, is definitely quite "throaty," without being flat-out loud, and, in my case, is moderated by the standard-issue Walker resonators I bought separately on eBay.
I do have these pictures of what the system looked like before I installed it, though:
- Eric
February 14th, 2018, 07:56 AM
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Yes, that's true. I hadn't even noticed - when I laid it out after pulling it out of the box, I was just trying to make sure that all of the pieces fit together, and that nothing was missing (that the system was as long as the car was, basically). I didn't try to orient the mufflers correctly.
- Eric
- Eric
February 14th, 2018, 12:03 PM
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Sorry, Tony. I could get one when it's warmer and I've got the car out, but I don't have anything now.
Honestly, though, I'm not in love with the reproduction of sounds on the internet. I found that when someone posts up and engine sound, I have a lot of trouble translating it into what it sounds like in real life.
The sound, with the mufflers that Scott provided, is definitely quite "throaty," without being flat-out loud, and, in my case, is moderated by the standard-issue Walker resonators I bought separately on eBay.
I do have these pictures of what the system looked like before I installed it, though:
- Eric
Honestly, though, I'm not in love with the reproduction of sounds on the internet. I found that when someone posts up and engine sound, I have a lot of trouble translating it into what it sounds like in real life.
The sound, with the mufflers that Scott provided, is definitely quite "throaty," without being flat-out loud, and, in my case, is moderated by the standard-issue Walker resonators I bought separately on eBay.
I do have these pictures of what the system looked like before I installed it, though:
- Eric
Those pictures look fantastic. Thanks for posting them! You should grab the boat over from Portland to Nova Scotia next summer so we can skip the video and hear the real thing! There's a great scallop festival/car show that is a great time. Pics below:
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February 14th, 2018, 12:32 PM
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Thanks, Tony, but I'm afraid I've moved to upstate NY, so I'm a bit farther away from the Maritimes than I used to be.
If you're ever near Kingston, NY, though, you should stop by. May even have the barn up by then (current problem is the excavator has cleared a nice site, but he's hit ledge, and I need to find the right "approved" solution for securing the posts).
- Eric
If you're ever near Kingston, NY, though, you should stop by. May even have the barn up by then (current problem is the excavator has cleared a nice site, but he's hit ledge, and I need to find the right "approved" solution for securing the posts).
- Eric
February 15th, 2018, 09:25 AM
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Thanks, Tony, but I'm afraid I've moved to upstate NY, so I'm a bit farther away from the Maritimes than I used to be.
If you're ever near Kingston, NY, though, you should stop by. May even have the barn up by then (current problem is the excavator has cleared a nice site, but he's hit ledge, and I need to find the right "approved" solution for securing the posts).
- Eric
If you're ever near Kingston, NY, though, you should stop by. May even have the barn up by then (current problem is the excavator has cleared a nice site, but he's hit ledge, and I need to find the right "approved" solution for securing the posts).
- Eric
I'll definitely drop you a line if i'm around. Kingston's just down the road from Albany IIRC.
February 15th, 2018, 07:49 PM
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I think we should be able to drill and bolt in, but I've got to check into it further.
About a hundred miles down the road...
- Eric
About a hundred miles down the road...
- Eric
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