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350chev exhaust routing gq

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350chev exhaust routing gq

Post by flexit »

hi there ' i need help on routing the chev's exhaust on my gq v8 5sp wagon. . Ive got block huggers and i want to run a twin 2inch in to a 3ich.but not sure if to run them under the sump or what. then run the 3inch over the diff and out the back between the body and bar. i did search about this but didn't find much that helped me. any help or pics will help . thanks..
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Post by mikesmith »

pretty sure unless its a ute u wont get an exhaust out the drivers side there is next to no room.

why go 2inch to 3 inch? u will never keep it quiet. if its getting engineered it wont pass.
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Post by MyGQ »

I am interested in this too, i am going to put a 350 in very soon and want to run the right hand side pipe around the bell housing or around the adaper, don't want to route it foward then down the passengers side, will be ugly
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Post by TheBigBoy »

Ive just got twin 2 and half inch systems with crossflows in my gu. I dont know the difference between the gu and gq but have no problems with clearance at all. My trucks in the shop getting more engine work done but im pretty sure the drivers side runs back and over the top of my front driveshaft and down the passenger side, Im running a marks bell housing adaptor. But as a safety note... Make sure you run your fuel lines through the chassi passed the extractors/headers and then double it back along your engine bay. I had mine running with in 60mm originally (dangerous)and it runs much, much better now. Also no locking of the engine due to hot fuel... Alot of newbies get caught out as I did.
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Post by flexit »

I'm trying to run them up hi on both sides and merge in to a three inch up past the box as i don't want to run it under the sump and have it smash on rocks . but is there plenty of clearance on driver side with diff and front shaft moving up and down if it all clears there I'm laughing. iv got the extra 2inch body lift should help.??????
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Post by gq351 »

hey flexit,,
im running a 454 BB chev in a lwb gq, 3'' body lift, mine is twin 2.5'' from the engine the right hand side follows the bell housing & runs under the gearbox with about 10mm clearence of the box, then meets up with the left just above the gearbox mount & runs twin 2.5'' twin mufflers out the back crossing ova behind the diff, with one pipe on each side of the chassis rails,

it doesnt go under the sump but its the only way it would fit & it works well, i havent ripped it off yet lol

if you give me you e-mail i can send you pics, coz i dont know how on this site... cheers jess
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Post by flexit »

thanks . pm sent
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