Exhaust From Classic Inlines

[hutchstang]

Hey guys, quick question

I'm slowly saving up money to improve my exhaust on my Sprint 200... Probably going to buy your dual outlet headers, so my question is will the starter kit product id# WAE-200-SDA, will it run all the way to the rear of the car? it doesn't seem to have the pipe that routs over the rear end... I'm just looking to do straight pipe straight out the back through the gt rear valence panel...

Thanks in advance

- Ryan

 

[hutchstang]

http://classicinlines.com/proddetail.as ... D200%2DSDA

 

[nickstewartroc]

Its basically what you see, i had asked a similar question a while ago, and that kit doesn't go over the axle if I remember correctly

 

[hutchstang]

Thanks nick... so I will have to find the over the axle pipes....


Any Ideas?

-Ryan

 

[Asa]

If you are having it installed at an exhaust shop then they should be able to fab it up for you. If you are making it yourself you should be able to buy curved sections of pipe from any decent speed shop.

You can also buy a full kit for a V8 Mustang and just piece together what you need from it.

 

[bubba22349]

The Arvinode exhaust kit should be real close by changeing the tips.

http://classicinlines.com/exhaustkits.asp

 

[hutchstang]

I figured I could buy them thanks Asa,
and bubba... I would love the Arvinode but thats a little out of my price range, My high school job barley pays for the gas.... hahaha :thumbdown:

:thanks:

 

[nickstewartroc]

I figured I could buy them thanks Asa,
and bubba... I would love the Arvinode but thats a little out of my price range, My high school job barley pays for the gas.... hahaha :thumbdown:

:thanks:

I feel ya on that dude, what ever you end up doing, please post!

-Nick

 

[hutchstang]

Well It probably wont be soon... Dont have money.... I need to find a job... any body got any ideas for a mechanical 17 year old?? pretty sure I cant work at like a oreillys...


I need a lot of hours :thanks: :thanks:

 

[nickstewartroc]

Wish I could help you out man, I was in the same boat (i'm only 18). Best of luck with the search though!
--Nick

 

[vssman]

... any body got any ideas for a mechanical 17 year old??...

Go to independent garages and talk to the owner. Explain that you're willing to take out the trash, sweep the bays, etc... Many years ago, I got my first afterschool job being persistent by stopping in the area garages just about once a week. I think my first boss hired me just to keep me from coming back the following week and pestering him for a job... :rolflmao:

 

[Asa]

... any body got any ideas for a mechanical 17 year old??...

Go to independent garages and talk to the owner. Explain that you're willing to take out the trash, sweep the bays, etc... Many years ago, I got my first afterschool job being persistent by stopping in the area garages just about once a week. I think my first boss hired me just to keep me from coming back the following week and pestering him for a job... :rolflmao:

I would recommend that if you follow that route, you stay away from chain stores, visit Mom&Pop places.

 

[ludwig]

I think my first boss hired me just to keep me from coming back the following week and pestering him for a job...

When I lived in south Minneapolis by Minnehaha Falls, I used to shop at a small liquor store close by the VA hospital/home. He had an old doozer that swept the parking lot and policed the parking grass for four hours or so every day. I think he got a pint for his trouble. It worked great for me b/c I never got pestered for change and it worked out for the owner b/c his lot was always clean.

I put an exhaust together with sale pieces from about three or four stores once. No fun but it worked.

Gotta find your upside however you can.

 

[chad]

These times R hard, I'm an older adult and it's like that for me!

 

[hutchstang]

Thanks guys Ill be looking around for anything like that... Hopefully I can find one soon!!