Jamesjames
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Does anyone have a good recommendation for an exhaust set up for a 66 charger with a 440? Do I just buy a standard kit and get custom down pipes? Thanks.
66 charger with a 440
I am sorry sir but you lost me here, there was no 1966 Charger with a 440. A 440 was not available until 1967. Regarding your exhaust are you wanting to go with stock manifolds or headers?. If headers may I suggest TTI, EVERYBODY raves about them. Not sure if this will help you out some..... https://www.ttiexhaust.com/MoparClassics-Exhaust/Subcategory.htm#X-pipe.
BUT normally on our cars we have the exhaust custom made, here are some examples. On one of our cars we have Hooker headers then a custom made 2 1/2 inch system with H pipe, on another one of our cars we have a TTI full exhaust kit, and on our 3rd car (our 66 Charger with a 383) we put Hedman headers on it and are most likely going to have the exhaust system custom made. Here is my build thread if you would like to follow it.....
https://www.forbbodiesonly.com/moparforum/threads/so-it-begins-1966-charger-restification.182338/. The cars' original exhaust when we got it had the turn down tips BUT was not original to the car.
You’re right, I installed one. I never said it was original haha
You helped a crap ton. Love your build. There is not a lot of clearance around the steering box for the exhaust. That part makes me nervous. But I am excited to see what I can get builtValid point. I hope I helped you out some, sorry if I did not.
No problem man! I will definitely keep following along. I love getting ideas and stealing them for my own glory! (No shame, haha). What modifications did they have to do exactly? Did you have to decrease the diameter of the pipes?Thanks I appreciate it, it means a lot. I hope you keep following it. The Hedman headers are new to us as we never ever used them before. On our Charger they did need some modifying (assuming that is what you are planning to go with), it was hitting the steering box on the left side and the right side it was hitting the transmission pan. Both of those problems are now resolved.
No problem man! I will definitely keep following along. I love getting ideas and stealing them for my own glory! (No shame, haha). What modifications did they have to do exactly? Did you have to decrease the diameter of the pipes?