anyone know a good exhaust fabrication in the bay area
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anyone know a good exhaust fabrication in the bay area
like the title says
Im looking to have custom headers/exhaust manifold made
thanks
Im looking to have custom headers/exhaust manifold made
thanks
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just a stainless steel is fine
I used these header modeling kit for my proof of concept design, I need someone to transfer this to stainless steel
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There are only 2 places in the bay area that could do this well (I know of).
https://www.sandersonheaders.com/ in South SF
Pacific Fabrication in Morgan Hill. Pacific Fab does not advertise custom headers but I've seen their work on Mary Pozzi's Camaro.
I gotta be honest, I don't see how a 180 degree header is fitting into a C5/C6 chassis with an intact firewall. LG Motorsports is pretty much the go-to for true racecar stuff on those cars and they don't bother with 180deg
https://www.sandersonheaders.com/ in South SF
Pacific Fabrication in Morgan Hill. Pacific Fab does not advertise custom headers but I've seen their work on Mary Pozzi's Camaro.
I gotta be honest, I don't see how a 180 degree header is fitting into a C5/C6 chassis with an intact firewall. LG Motorsports is pretty much the go-to for true racecar stuff on those cars and they don't bother with 180deg
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There are only 2 places in the bay area that could do this well (I know of).
https://www.sandersonheaders.com/ in South SF
Pacific Fabrication in Morgan Hill. Pacific Fab does not advertise custom headers but I've seen their work on Mary Pozzi's Camaro.
I gotta be honest, I don't see how a 180 degree header is fitting into a C5/C6 chassis with an intact firewall. LG Motorsports is pretty much the go-to for true racecar stuff on those cars and they don't bother with 180deg
https://www.sandersonheaders.com/ in South SF
Pacific Fabrication in Morgan Hill. Pacific Fab does not advertise custom headers but I've seen their work on Mary Pozzi's Camaro.
I gotta be honest, I don't see how a 180 degree header is fitting into a C5/C6 chassis with an intact firewall. LG Motorsports is pretty much the go-to for true racecar stuff on those cars and they don't bother with 180deg
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There are only 2 places in the bay area that could do this well (I know of).
https://www.sandersonheaders.com/ in South SF
Pacific Fabrication in Morgan Hill. Pacific Fab does not advertise custom headers but I've seen their work on Mary Pozzi's Camaro.
I gotta be honest, I don't see how a 180 degree header is fitting into a C5/C6 chassis with an intact firewall. LG Motorsports is pretty much the go-to for true racecar stuff on those cars and they don't bother with 180deg
https://www.sandersonheaders.com/ in South SF
Pacific Fabrication in Morgan Hill. Pacific Fab does not advertise custom headers but I've seen their work on Mary Pozzi's Camaro.
I gotta be honest, I don't see how a 180 degree header is fitting into a C5/C6 chassis with an intact firewall. LG Motorsports is pretty much the go-to for true racecar stuff on those cars and they don't bother with 180deg
but over 10 years ago, someone made one for a C5 but never revealed how it was done
heres a video
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that actually looks pretty good man, hhahahah
Wasup man, long time, I rather not go to spoolin he does good work im sure, yea looking for someone else
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There are only 2 places in the bay area that could do this well (I know of).
https://www.sandersonheaders.com/ in South SF
Pacific Fabrication in Morgan Hill. Pacific Fab does not advertise custom headers but I've seen their work on Mary Pozzi's Camaro.
I gotta be honest, I don't see how a 180 degree header is fitting into a C5/C6 chassis with an intact firewall. is pretty much the go-to for true racecar stuff on those cars and they don't bother with 180deg
https://www.sandersonheaders.com/ in South SF
Pacific Fabrication in Morgan Hill. Pacific Fab does not advertise custom headers but I've seen their work on Mary Pozzi's Camaro.
I gotta be honest, I don't see how a 180 degree header is fitting into a C5/C6 chassis with an intact firewall. is pretty much the go-to for true racecar stuff on those cars and they don't bother with 180deg
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The primary tubes cross over before they get to this collectors. It has to do with balancing exhaust pulses on an V8
In a perfect world all V8 headers would be this design, but they are a nightmare to fit into a chassis
This is a Chevy V8 with conventional headers
This is an example in a 180 deg header in a Dragster
In a perfect world all V8 headers would be this design, but they are a nightmare to fit into a chassis
This is a Chevy V8 with conventional headers
This is an example in a 180 deg header in a Dragster