The exhaust picture thread

I did a search and found not one of these threads so I wanna see headers manifolds zoomies full exhausts just anything cool

 

I just relized im not on my computer so i got no pictures to even start this up

 

not mine but i think there sick

 

also a sick exhaust setup haha

 

Bob Bleed has the gnarliest headers ever

 

thats sick thanks for the contribution

 

Heres mine on my A

 

This is a set I built and had ceramacoated for my flatty.

Fourdy

 

mine

 

Dude, you need an Advil or something so that everything is not so sick...

 

some of my stuff

 

Fabuthis those pipes are gnarly

 

Thanks 62hotcat !!

 

I have collected a bunch of pictures of the old early 60s style headers because that is where I started and I really like the look. So much so that I made my own old style headers for my 56 Ford




I'm **** about it I know but I hate to see modern block hugger headers on an otherwise period piece.

 

thats most wicked Tommy

 

56 Ford 428 FE

 

35 chevy p/u

 

41 Willys ..

 

Hows about a little bit of molded in lake pipes?

Sorry, still under construction, and the pics are huge, so I'll just post links

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=827100&d=1259379569

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=822885&d=1258945019

 

I found this street rod in Germany a few years ago. Kinda cool work but why?

 

Really nice work fabuthis, I guess you tack all the header pipes first, then seperate them, fully weld and then re***emble, but how do you stop them moving all over the place with the heat? I'm trying to run the back half of my 'zorst in stainless, it's a long process, and i can really appreciate your workmanship. Almost got it tacked together the other night, then decided i might want the car lower in the future, so i'm gonna have to raise the trunk floor and redo the kickup over the axle! one step forward..two back.

 

Looks like my guts

 

To be different, plain and simple

 

I remember when Nads posted that he had paid $500 for dual exhaust and asked, "Wasnt that a good deal?"
Ummm, No.
I collect free tubing and make my exhaust systems for the cost of the oxygen/acetylene.
These tail pipes for my 1960 Ford pickup were heat exchangers.
Heres before and after

 

46er ford cheers

 

Wild!

 

On my 31 roadster: Not fancy but loud.