BIG EXHAUST.......done right could be the biggest on a Maverick

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  1. 71nogo

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    you where right, i had wrong picture.:slap:

    picture two shows this!
     
  2. Dave B

    Dave B I like Mavericks!

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    How's it for ground clearance? I had 2 1/2 on one of my cars once, and it was pretty tight to the body, and it would scrape on speed bumps.
     
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    Gorgeous and functional! I love it. Great job! (y)
     
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    maverick75 Gotta Love Mavs!

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    That's the biggest i've seen! Not counting the turbo cars on here which run like 4/5". Bigger pipes=deeper sound, smaller pipes= louder sound. So that explains the quite part. Best it sounds awesome though! :)
     
  5. cjtorinoman

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    Dave it's not bad at all it's higher than the header collectors I kicked it up some from there and ran straight back with it speed bumps are okay but car is not lowered any right now thinking about a 1 inch drop in the front and two out back we'll see .......
     
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  6. Dave B

    Dave B I like Mavericks!

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    Yeah, I would think if it was lowered, it might get into some tight spots, it would be a shame to scratch it. (y)
     
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    Craig Selvey Indiana State Rep - MCCI

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    Here is my exhaust:

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  8. cjtorinoman

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    I see a factory H-pipe in there too!!!!!
     
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    Subframe connectors coming when I mini tub it later this year going to do a 325 drag radial on the rear can't wait to do it !
     
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    don graham MCG State Rep

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    Looks great Brian. You do nice work. If I ever get back to see my brother iin Va. Beach again I'd sure like to stop by and see some of your work:thumbs2:.
     
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    Wanna do mine next?
     
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    Thanks Don would love to have you so it's a open invitation plenty of cool stuff always in the shop !!
     
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    MR. Murphy you do very nice work. if i ever get back to the east side of the country i would love to check out your shop.:bowdown:
    Rick
     
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    Sure but it's a bit pricey I have in materials with coating cost 800.00 and all total if you add labor it's like 1500.00 but nothing out there even comes close to it. I have 4 inch on my 64 T-bolt and run it back to back at Virginia Motorsports Park with and without the exhaust and the car was only 5 hundreds quicker and we attribute that to the weight of the 4 inch complete system and its over 100 lbs.
     
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    stunning... i wish i could pull something like this off. im about to get into exhaust on my Maverick. do you have any advice or huge problems you ran into?
     

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