does any one make a exhaust kit? 66 camper custom with 283

[travz500]

does anybody make a kit for exhaust that I can bolt to the manifolds and you can run clear out the back? I want to leave it all factory looking everybody around here wants almost $800 for exhaust

[Sharps40]

Walker Y, and tail are still available oreillies.

Waldrons should have it all in aluminized or stainless but pricey.

[HDtech]

Just buy 2 flowmasters and have a shop bend up some pipe

[HDtech]

It'll run about $450

[travz500]

Everybody around here wants $800

[bullwinkle3331]

As Sharps40 said - Try Walker......They have a website where you can get a diagram of your exhaust with part #'s included. You can either order from AutoZone or Advance Auto, or even get it through Ebay if it is cheaper.

http://www.walkerexhaust.com/catalog...catalog-lookup

Keep in mind, some of the part numbers may be obsolete(I believe the muffler is, but there may be a Universal).

[Sharps40]

Pretty sure the muff an headpipe are obsolete. Walker Y and tail are still made though.

[Chevy Fleetside]

try this. I would call them and ask questions. http://pypesexhaust.com/c-946258-sho...t-systems.html

[Captainfab]

This is one of the ones I know of, but it is for headers.

http://www.jegs.com/i/Dynomax/289/89027/10002/-1

I believe Magnaflow makes an exhaust system, but it is stainless and a bit more $$ than the Dynomax kit above.

A few years ago a member here installed a Pypes kit on his truck and it hung down too low for my liking. They may have something different now?

[travz500]

thanks for your help gonna order Y pipe from NAPA for $70 then figure out the rest from there

[LT1 Burb]

I just bought a complete exhaust system off of ebay for 300 shipped, came with walker y pipe as well.

[Sharps40]

Originally Posted by travz500

thanks for your help gonna order Y pipe from NAPA for $70 then figure out the rest from there

Last I checked, bout a year back, the walker Y was under $50 at Advance/Oreillies

[cg285]

www.kepichexhaust.com

[HumphreyMurdoch]

I'm planning on using the walker Y-pipe ion my truck as well, should be part number 42087.

BUT, from what I've read around the world wide web, you need to run the heat riser on the passenger side only or use a riser delete plate. Otherwise, the pipe will hit the pan. There are a number of suppliers who sell the delete rise and original style risers, if wanted.

one for the 2 1/2" style ramhorns

http://www.bobschevelleparts.com/195...er-emr004.html

other for the 2"

http://www.bobschevelleparts.com/195...te-spacer.html

There are others out there, but all about the same price. Plus, there is a flat gasket between the riser and manifold and a donut between riser and Y-pipe

[Todd W. White]

I put in the Pypes stainless system in my truck. All in all, it was a mistake.

First - the instructions are the worst written I have ever seen for installing something to be installed, especially by a shade tree mechanic. Further, it's all written on one sheet of paper, in 6-point type, and it's almost impossible to read, much less understand.

Second - the instructions tell you to assemble the system in the back of the truck and work your way forward! Of course, there's no way to do that, because there's nothing to fasten it to, and you can't even get an idea whether it's going to fit or not, because, in reality, it doesn't!

Third - Their system is supposed to fit our trucks, and does not. My muffler installation man, who has 35 years of professional experience, had to custom fabricate the missing pieces necessary to make the system fit and work.

Fourth - When you call their tech support line to get help, they treat you like you're a fool, and will hang up on you rather than help you. This happ Coolened to my man who does mufflers more than once. They are just plain rude.

My advice is do not use them.

[Steve66]

I just had dual exhaust put on my truck earlier this year. Turned out in front of the rear wheels with turbo mufflers was just a little over $200. I asked about running the pipes all the way out the back and he said that it would be a real pain and cost more. He did a good job and I like it fine. $800 sounds ridiculously high.

[yelmer]

single or dual exhaust . the originals were single

[1963c-10]

I bought one of the Dynomax kits CaptainFab posted above. Nice kit, haven't installed it yet, but advertised as for our trucks. Came with all mounting hardware and exhaust pipes.