Anyone put Exhaust on pass. side like Nascar?

[94Blue302GT]

...Thanks!

Now back to the ORIGINAL POST. Yes you can do this. Just cross one of the exhaust pipes where the stock "H" cross over tube is. That area has the most clearance near it. Hell, if a MAC Pro Chamber can fit there, I'm sure you can swing a pipe across it. You'd probably run into problems with subframe connectors and getting hangars welded up. Check out DR. GAS' website for different style of tips and tubing. They sell the same exhaust components used in circle track. I just bought a take off set up from a HOOTERS Cup Car for 48 bucks on ebay. WHy i don't know...we'll see though. good luck

Thank you muy mucho! Dr. Gas looked pretty cool. I was going to try and do it myself though. I though Dr. Gas was only one on either side though? I would like both on one side. I just think that would look SO cool. Once the other mods are done, i'm doin it. I'll make sure to go to the track before and after too.

 

[RyClef331]

Thank you muy mucho! Dr. Gas looked pretty cool. I was going to try and do it myself though. I though Dr. Gas was only one on either side though? I would like both on one side. I just think that would look SO cool. Once the other mods are done, i'm doin it. I'll make sure to go to the track before and after too.

They don't make a "kit" persay (well spintech's side exhaust but thats both sides) but with all the stuff they have, I'm sure you can buy the parts you need. If you're handy with a welder, some madrel U-bends and tubing and you'll be money. I have seen a set up like this for a 95 Cobra R (ebay) but never actually on the car. I would say something like 2.5" tubing, a few bends, and one of the Dr. Gas Dual in Dual out oval track mufflers or just the Dual Inlet Flat "NASCAR" style tips. I'm sure its gonna be REAL F**KiING loud but it would be sweet and original. Also, I don't know how concerned with emissions you are but I can see cats causing a bit of a head ache.

 

[94Blue302GT]

Don't have cats... most of the time. Throw on the stock H for emissions