Sanderson Shorties: Anyone Do Their Own Exhaust?

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Re: Sanderson Shorties: Anyone Do Their Own Exhaust?

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colnago wrote:
Ranchero50 wrote:The money you save doing it yourself will pay for the welder. :thup:
But will it pay for a mini-starter, too? :lol: I keep telling myself that it's cheaper than payments on a new truck, but one of these days, Mama is going to figure it out ... :eek:

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Re: Sanderson Shorties: Anyone Do Their Own Exhaust?

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I just put Sanderson shortie headers on 1970 302. nice fit, looks good but as others stated they are real close to starter and I had to trim a little at motor support for the exhaust flanges to fit smoothly. I paid 350 for local guy to run duals out behind the rear wheels, symmetrical mufflers and tubing out the rear has gotten many compliments. Seems he had to run 1/2" smaller exhaust pipe first few feet on right side for clearance issues. looks and sounds good.
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