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I think it would depend on the sway bar brand and the exhaust brand.
I have a 3" on my 72 RR with a factory sway bar. Our at least a very old sway bar but I know newer hellwig bars and such mount different
I have that tire on my 72 RR, on a 7" rim, definitely narrrower rim than recommended. It is pretty close to both the leaf spring and the wheel lip of the quarter panel. I will see if I can get pictures
I used a motor home 440 in my 71 satellite, I wouldn't do much to it. All I did was put new valve seals in it and a set of headers with eldlebrock 4bbl would run 14.70s in the 1/4 all day. While not fast by some standards it was a fun good sounding car like you described you wanted. I think...
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Because it's a 2.5l in the omni not a 2.4.
This is the same motor that came in alot of the Daytonas lebarons and minivans in the early 90s with the turbo motor.
That omni is a single cam 8 valve not a DOHC SRT4 motor. So this one is considered one of the most powerful 8 valve ones around. Especially for one that is street driven.
I think you would like the sound and performance. My last muscle car had a 440 straight out of a 79 motor home. So it was about as low performance as you can get. I tried running it a few passes in Vegas on uncapped headers and to me it seemed to be faster. I have to say seemed to be...
What motor are you running? and what is your goal? Either way from what i have researched and experienced, the "too big will make you lose torque" is a load of crap. Overall unless you are really needing a ton of low rpm torque opening up the exhaust is a good thing, it usually move the peak...
thanks guys, I am in need of a 3" Mandrel bent, i don't want to take the power loss from smaller tubing. I may just have to bite the bullet and pay the TTI prices
Has anyone found a supplier for 3" parts specifically over the axle tailpipes that would fit my 72 RR? I know TTI sells them but i would hope i could find them cheaper than $270 shipped. I see some on Ebay but it says it is only for Coronets Base/Wagon/ and 4 door...
what is normal vacuum for these? This guy is in colorado and i now as altitude goes up engine vacuum goes down, here in Utah on other cars i am a full 5 inches lower than other guys at sea level