Hooker Headers Blackheart Gen III Hemi Engine Swap Header-Back Exhaust System for 1966-1967 Mopar B-Body [2.500 in. Dual Outlet]
520-BH2362
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Mopar B-Body
Features:
- H-Pipe design gives an aggressive tone to the engine
- Straight-through 304 stainless steel zero restriction mufflers
- 304 stainless steel mandrel-bent exhaust tubing
- Removable head pipes allow the first 24 in. of exhaust pipe to be quickly and easily removed with slip couplers, allowing the transmission to be taken out without dropping the entire exhaust
- High-tuck design for maximum clearance
- Turn-down tail pipes
- Hand-welded construction
- Includes hardware
Notes:
- This exhaust system is designed for use with under-axle rear sway bar assemblies and may not work with some over-axle sway bar systems.
- Requires 520-BH2358 Headers (sold separately)
- Requires 520-BHS531 Engine mounts (sold separately)
- Requires 520-BHS532 Transmission Crossmember and corresponding adapter plate (sold separately)
Specifications:
Motor Vehicles
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Tools:
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Electrical Cords
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